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The team at Kings Park were recently visited by two of our favourite furry friends, Alice and Echo – scent-detection dogs who have been trained to sniff out Phytophthora cinnamomi dieback.
A new, temporary mural has been unveiled at Kings Park’s Kaarta Gar-up lookout, transforming the iconic Perth location and tourist hotspot.
This International Volunteer Day, we turn the spotlight on one of BGPA’s longest-standing volunteers.
Kings Park are seeking expressions of interest from artists, makers and fabricators to contribute to Lightscape.
We are delighted to announce the winning entries of the 2024 Flowers in Focus photography competition.
Applications are now open for the Biodiversity and Conservation Science and Kings Park Science Summer Scholarships.
A new boardwalk has opened in the heart of the Western Australian Botanic Garden, providing improved park accessibility, a photo-worthy lookout, and a new connection to the Lotterywest Federation Walkway.
Spring has sprung and the Everlasting Kings Park Festival is here to celebrate, taking place across Kings Park and Bold Park from 13-29 September 2024.
Five varieties of native plants will be released to honour the Country Women’s Association of WA’s 100th birthday, with the first release – ‘Woman of Spirit’ – now in stores.
A new performance space in Kings Park was today officially handed over to the Premier of Western Australia Hon Roger Cook MLA and Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority Executive Director Alan Barrett.
It's Kings Park and Botanic Gardens' first collaboration with a sporting organisation - and an Australian-first. Teaming up with Perth Scorchers, a bright-orange Kangaroo Paw has been released just in time for the cricket season.
National Science Week has wrapped up for 2024, and we’ve been taking the opportunity to reflect on the Kings Park Science team’s activities for the week.
Did you enter our fabulous Flowers in Focus competition last year? Well it's back, bigger than ever in 2024 and we’re excited to see your magical Western Australian wildflower photos!
Works to remove additional PSHB infested host trees on Mount Eliza Escarpment will take place from August 2024 while restoration continues at Mounts Bay Gardens.
It’s an ongoing mission for the Kings Park Horticulturists; ensuring that each plant has optimal growing conditions for success.
Kings Park and Botanic Garden has taken the crown as Australia’s ‘best of the best attraction’ in the 2024 Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice Awards.
May is Botanic Gardens Month, and over the next few weeks we are shining a light on the critical role botanic gardens play in leading research and safeguarding plant diversity.
Lightscape returns to Perth with a reimagined wonderland of light, colour and sound.