Nyoongah Ranger Tours

20/11/2021

Western Brush Wallaby, a Woodland favourite.

07/11/2021

G'day Spike

06/11/2021

Happy World Numbat Day!

A day to celebrate all things Numbat, we are so lucky to have these amazing creatures in the Woodland.

30/10/2021

The Woylie population is booming in the Woodland at present, in fact every time you walk around you can see their diggings everywhere. How good is that.

27/10/2021

Western Pygmy Possum. A woodland favourite.

22/10/2021

This Quenda is looking happy, especially with all the food around after a bumper rainfall year.

18/10/2021

The Pygmy Sundew is a tiny and beautiful member of the Drosera family, carnivorous plants. Small on top but has an extensive root system to survive the poor soils and hot summers.

04/08/2021

30/07/2021

Lemon Scented Sun Orchid.

With all this rain the wildflowers are going to be spectacular in the Woodland this season.

27/07/2021

Bush Heritage cameras record the first sightings of western quolls at Hamelin Pool in Western Australia's Shark Bay in about 100 years.

14/07/2021

"Hello folks, yeah, I know that I am cute" 😃

03/07/2021

Extinction came close twice late last century for Western Australia’s faunal emblem, the numbat. Now this still endangered and enchanting little marsupial is slowly making a comeback, even to parts of eastern Australia where it hasn’t been seen for many decades.