The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) and joint management partners plan to safely re-open the Kimberley’s national parks and conservation areas to visitors, as the region continues its recovery from unprecedented flooding in January.

Twenty-five community groups are set to share $280,000 in grants and deliver 57 conservation projects in the Swan Canning catchment thanks to the latest round of the Swan Alcoa Landcare Program.

New funding of up to $1.5 million is now available for foreshore restoration projects along the Swan and Canning rivers.

Western Australia's spectacular Ningaloo Coast has become the first World Heritage site across the globe to finalise a resilience strategy to adapt to climate change.

A new interactive nature playground has officially opened in the heart of Bunbury, with wheelchair accessibility for residents and visitors to enjoy.

A new campground and picnic area has officially opened at Collie's Lake Kepwari, completing a $5.8 million transformation to lure tourists to the South-West town.

More than $10 million will be shared by 17 Aboriginal organisations across Western Australia in Round Five of the McGowan Government's Aboriginal Ranger Program.

Perth's iconic rivers will benefit from a major revegetation program to improve conditions along the foreshore.

On 26 August 2022 the Minister for Environment announced additional management measures to protect little penguins at Penguin Island.

DBCA staff have translocated six Gilbert’s potoroos from two insurance populations on Bald Island back to Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve, where the original population had been lost following an intense summer bushfire in 2015 that burnt through over 90 per cent of suitable habitat.

An untouched paradise off Western Australia's coast will be better protected under new 10-year management plans.