Booyeembara Friends Group

07/05/2026

500 seedlings to plant this winter to continue the rewinding of Booyeembara...Join us!

21/04/2026

It's looking like another gorgeous Thursday sunset in Booyeembara, with another special session from West Bound WA this time with singer-songwriter Carla Geneve www.carlageneve.com . Book your tickets $10/$5 at Humanitix https://events.humanitix.com/boopark

"Boo Park Sunset Series" - hosted by Emily Barker Booyeembara Park, Geomorphological Spiral (cnr Montreal & Stevens St) Thursdays in April, 5 - 7pm

14/04/2026

Such a beautiful event brought by West Bound WA to Booyeembara last Thursday and now this week Thurs 16 April the next instalment back in ‘the Spiral’ from 5pm with host, Emily Barker and Isabel Rumble guest artist from NSW
'Week 2’ tickets here: https://events.humanitix.com/boopark

19/03/2026

We're thrilled to let you know of a special outdoor music series coming to Booyeembara's gorgeous spiral on Thursdays in April. Book your tickets here: https://events.humanitix.com/boopark

23/02/2026

We'll be watering in Booyeembara Park again tomorrow from 7:30. Anyone able to come and help will be more than welcome!
This magnificent Banksia in the Nannine Common strip shows the value of regular watering.

17/02/2026

We were very grateful for the cooler weather for mulching in Babin Miya and other planting areas. This will help our plants through what remains of summer and is starting also to prepare for our plantings this winter. Thanks to everyone who came to help.
You can pencil in Saturday 23 May for our planting day this winter, always dependent on winter and the rains arriving on time.

09/02/2026

We’re hoping the prediction is correct that we’ll get some rain overnight and into tomorrow morning. But we’ll still be watering from 7:30 starting in Djerap immediately west from Babin Miya. May we hope to see you there?

01/02/2026

We had another satisfying morning watering our plants in the Booyeembara Park bushland areas on Thursday past. And watched, while enjoying our tea break after, this male red-tail Carnaby thoroughly inspecting the nesting box in the dead tuart.

24/01/2026

Caring for country.
“It’s a great idea, not only for water conservation, but conservation of resources in general and living with nature.”

Neighbours might look askance at Jarno Coone’s unkempt yard, but the local birds, bees and bats aren’t bothered by the aesthetics

22/01/2026

25 leading conservation scientists, ecologists, and mammal experts refute the controversial claim that there is "little evidence" that introduced cats and foxes have caused extinctions in Australia.