New Nature Park Trail Guide
After many months of hard work and numerous revisions, we are excited to announce that the new, fifth edition Kimberley Nature Park Trail...
New Trickledown Trail is worth a try
The junction of Trickledown Trail and Romantic Ridge. A couple of years ago we started thinking about a new trail for the nature park,...
Wasps, fungi and directional drilling
The first time you see a female Western Giant Ichneumon wasp flying around the Kimberley Nature Park, you will likely be a bit nervous...
Rubber Boa snakes
Less frequently seen in the nature park than our two species of Garter Snake, the Rubber Boa is approximately 35 to 80 cm long and has...
Boreal Owls discovered in Nature Park
While hiking in the nature park on April 21, Kimberley resident Spence Johnston spotted a small owl sitting on a tree branch. He was able...
