Australia’s largest state is the ultimate outdoor playground. Whether camping in its many national parks, swimming with oceanic giants, or traversing one of Australia’s most famous outback tracks, WA will keep even the most discerning adventurer busy.
Scientists report the first submerged ancient Aboriginal archaeological sites found on the seabed.
You may not know marine scientist Loisette Marsh, but she’s responsible for our detailed understanding of the marine creatures inhabiting Western Australia’s coastline.
These images of the annual salmon migration along Western Australia’s coastline are mesmerising.
Conservationists, property owners and community groups are working side by side in southern Western Australia to create a 1000km continuous corridor of bushland.
The newest addition to Australia’s national park inventory, the Houtman Abrolhos Islands, boasts both extraordinary human and natural histories.
The Kimberley region in Western Australia offers a once-in-a-lifetime wilderness experience like no other.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the iconic road adventure – the Shitbox Rally.
Venture into El Questro National Park in Western Australia’s remote Kimberley, alongside scientists and volunteers as they seek to understand the ecological impact of the invasive cane toad as it moves west across Australia.