Wildlife officers at the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions have concluded an investigation under the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 into the death of a kookaburra at the Parkerville Tavern on 25 October 2019.

The William Bay National Park renewal project is set to start this month, with the contract recently awarded for the redevelopment of the ageing park facilities.

The Murujuga World Heritage nomination is one step closer, with a Tentative List Submission receiving the green light at Friday's Meeting of Environment Ministers (MEM).

An international team of marine biologists and geneticists have used remotely piloted aircraft (drones) to collect blow (snot) samples from wild dolphins off the coast of WA.

Community members are urged to help clean up the Mandurah Estuary by getting involved in the 'Reel it in' clean-up event in Mandurah on Saturday October 19, 2019.

The State Government is conducting a week-long course for up to 20 Collie and Dwellingup residents to help them develop the skills to find a job in the local trails industry.

Rottnest Island has today proved its commitment to protecting its unique environment after the Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions Minister Paul Papalia today announced the destination had been given the tick of approval by EarthCheck.

The McGowan Government is investing $1.5 million into local projects which will enhance and restore the Swan and Canning Rivers.

State Government's Plan for Our Parks initiative has achieved another milestone with the creation of Thundelarra Conservation Park.

One of Australia's rarest marsupials has had a boost to its wild population with the release of 36 dibblers at Dirk Hartog Island National Park.

The Dryandra Woodland National Park, near Narrogin, 180 kilometres south-east of Perth, is the first national park in Western Australia's Wheatbelt region.

The McGowan Government has appointed an expert advisory group to help shape the future of the expanded $50 million Aboriginal Ranger Program (ARP).