The Environment Minister has joined Baiyungu and Yinnigurrura Traditional Owners to celebrate the formal creation of conservation reserves in the Gascoyne region.

A breeding program at a national park north of Perth is celebrating success with a new female koala already carrying a joey, 10 months after arriving.

More than 100 delegates including Traditional Owner groups, industry, government and community leaders have come together for the first time, in a united front to better protect and manage the Pilbara’s unique biodiversity. 

High levels of coral bleaching and mortality have been observed across thousands of kilometres of reef systems along the north-west atolls, Kimberley, Pilbara and northern-Gascoyne coasts, almost 12 months after a marine heatwave caused record breaking seawater temperatures.

The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) has formally gazetted the zoning scheme for the Bardi Jawi Gaarra Marine Park in the State’s Kimberley region.

After more than 50,000 years of being carefully protected and managed by its Traditional Owners and Custodians, the Murujuga Cultural Landscape has been recognised for its Outstanding Universal Value on the World Heritage List.

A dynamic new eBook celebrating the rich cultural history and diverse ecosystems of Kalgulup Regional Park is now available.

Registrations of interest are being sought from individuals and organisations to operate new businesses in the Yalbunullup Mountain Bike Trails precinct, within Yellagonga Regional Park.

The thrilling climb up Pemberton's iconic Gloucester Tree is a step closer to returning, with a local Manjimup contractor appointed to build a brand-new lookout platform.

Seed science will be in the spotlight in September as the International Society for Seed Science Conference (ISSS 2025) comes to Fraser’s Reception Centre in Kings Park this September.

The Parks and Wildlife Service hosted community meetings in Manjimup and Walpole last week to share the department’s approach to bushfire management in the Warren Region.

The next generation of conservation managers have started exciting new careers with DBCA's Parks and Wildlife Service, following a week-long orientation at Exmouth and nearby Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area.