A focus on the local native ecology of Tuart and Banksia Woodlands is the preferred option for Kings Park
Enhancing our interpretation of the Bushland of Kings Park and Bold Park is a management plan focus.
BGPA wrote the book on restoring Banksia Woodlands of the Swan Coastal Plain Banksia woodlands: A restoration guide for the Swan Coastal Plain – UWA Publishing. This provides a powerful content resource for the AR development and increases the potential use of the AR sculpture (alongside the text) as a teaching / education resource for restoration groups.
List of 15 species monitored annually in Kings Park.
1. Acacia sessilis
2. Atriplex isatidea
3. Banksia ilicifolia
4. Cheilanthes sieberi
5. Cyanothamnus ramosus
6. Conospermum stoechadis
7. Dioscorea hastifolia
8. Hakea trifurcata
9. Hovea pungens
10. Leucopogon parviflorus
11. Myoporum insulare
12. Styphelia discolor
13. Styphelia racemulosa
14. Thomasia triphylla
15. Verticordia densiflora
Selected Species with images
Acacia sessilis with Little Green Scarab
1. Acacia sessilis with Little Green Scarab
2. Atriplex isatidea
3. Banksia ilicifolia
4. Cheilanthes sieberi
5. Cyanothamnus ramosus
Cyanothamnus ramosus seed pods
6. Conospermum stoechadis
7. Dioscorea hastifolia
8. Hakea trifurcata
9. Hovea pungens
10. Leucopogon parviflorus
11. Myoporum insulare
12. Styphelia discolor
13. Styphelia racemulosa
14. Thomasia triphylla
15. Verticordia densiflora
Kings Park
Swan River
Bold Park
Darling Range
Perth Canyon
Rottnest Island