Environment Minister Stephen Dawson, Aboriginal Affairs Minister Ben Wyatt and Women's Interests Minister Simone McGurk have today announced the successful recipients of the McGowan Government's Aboriginal Ranger Program Round Three.
The arrival of spring marks the start of wildflower season and as many of Western Australia’s parks and reserves burst into colour, people are being reminded to take care around native flowers.
Endangered Shark Bay bandicoots will be released onto Dirk Hartog Island this week as part of the ground-breaking Return to 1616 ecological restoration project.
Traditional owners leading the Murujuga Cultural Landscape World Heritage nomination process are today celebrating the Tentative Listing of the world's largest concentration of rock with a special on-country ceremony at Murujuga National Park.
A new telecommunications facility will be installed in Lane Poole Reserve's Nanga campgrounds to improve visitor safety through better Telstra mobile phone coverage and emergency services coverage.
Works have commenced on upgrades to two popular Western Australian mountain bike trails as part of the McGowan Government's $5.5 billion WA Recovery Plan.
One of the world's rarest and most critically endangered reptiles has been given a lifeline, thanks to the record-breaking success of a collaborative breed-for-release program.
The McGowan Government is further highlighting its commitment to protecting the rich biodiversity of our State with the creation of new nature reserves in the South-West region.
