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Kings Park Events Calendar: Get involved

2022 Everlasting Kings Park Festival logoThere are so many ways to be a part of the Everlasting Kings Park Festival this September and join in with the celebration of Everlastings and WA wildflowers.

Book into a guided walk, learn new skills at one of our workshops, or even better - enter our photography competition or become part of our biggest yet community art project!

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Flowers in Focus: amateur photography competition 18 Jul 2022 -
09 Sep 2022
09:00am - 12:00pm 2022-07-18 09:00:00 2022-09-09 12:00:00 		At Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Categories: Get involved, Perth Events, Kings Park Festival
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Biara Cafe temporary closure

Biara Cafe will be closing temporarily from 2 August - 19 September for refurbishment works.

Administration car park closure

There will be limited access to the BGPA Administration building and the Kings Park Education and Learning building from Wednesday 15 June 2022 for approximately 8 weeks, due to ongoing Water Corporation works.

Water Corporation works

The Water Corporation is replacing approximately 700 metres of ageing water pipes between Mount Eliza Reservoir and Bellevue Terrace in Kings Park.

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New Bold Park Management Plan

The Bold Park Management Plan 2022 - 2027 has been published by BGPA after a period of extensive public consultation

Hort Couture - Community Art Project

Crochet and knitting enthusiasts - we want you!

It's that time of year again, when the wildflowers start to bloom and our thoughts turn to all things spring. In celebration of our gorgeous selection of WA wildflowers, we are running another of our famous community crocheting projects.

Ready, aim, restore! A new approach to define and achieve restoration targets

A team of researchers from Kings Park Science in Biodiversity and Conservation Science, the University of Western Australia (UWA) and Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain, have led the development of an approach for ecosystem restoration which connects scientific research, restoration policy, and on-the-ground action.

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