Kings Park Science enjoys an international reputation in biodiversity conservation, undertaking integrated research focused on practical outcomes in native plant biology, rare plant conservation and bushland restoration. Successful conservation outcomes are achieved through world-class research and strategic alliances with industry, land managers, the community and other research organisations.

Kings Park Science is part of Biodiversity and Conservation Science within the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA). Biodiversity and Conservation Science coordinates and delivers targeted science to support evidence-based decision making and the conservation and management of Western Australia’s unique and world-renowned biodiversity and the lands and water on which it occurs.

Regular science seminars are hosted by Biodiversity and Conservation Science for the benefit of staff, students and the general community throughout the year. Academics, Government staff, researchers and interested members of the public are welcome to attend.

You may also be interested in Higher Education opportunities within the Department.

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