Rottnest Foundation Corporate Sundowner launching the Foundation’s new Conservation Projects.

HBF staff feeling the benefits of community engagement and volunteering.

Discussing conserving the essence of Rottnest Island Wadjemup at Australia House on the Strand.

The Rottnest Foundation are delighted to sign a new partnership with HBF Health.

The Rottnest Foundation is delighted to announce the appointment of four long time advocates of Wadjemup to its Board. Pictured above: Outgoing Chair, Jeff King OAM and incoming Chair, Steve Carre OAM

Hon Roger Cook MLA, Deputy Premier & Minister for Tourism, officially launched the Rottnest Foundation Ambassador Program with Jeff King OAM to be the very first Ambassador.

Rottnest Island's key volunteer groups came together to plant #melaleuca and #callitrispreisii trees🌳 as part of the Rottnest Island Queen’s Jubilee Commemorative Tree Planting Project.

Accessibility for all visitors to Rottnest Island is important to the Foundation, which is why we secured a grant from the State Government to fund an all terrain wheelchair and walker.

The new $75,000 beach access into north Thomson Bay was made possible with funding from the Rottnest Foundation and its London Chapter.

Australian Geographic partner with the Rottnest Foundation to support quokka conservation on Rottnest Island.

Noongar Boodja provides a powerful presence as he looks over towards the Quod, which was used as an Aboriginal Prison between 1838 to 1931.

This is your chance to become a quokka conservation hero.

Alinta Energy volunteers plant 5,500 seedlings to rehabilitate coastal dune at Longreach Bay.

Melbourne based clothing brand, Princess Highway has donated $14,668 from proceeds of their ‘Bushland Quokka’ smock dress to support conservation on Rottnest Island.

HBF has once again partnered with the Rottnest Foundation to support conservation work on Rottnest Island.

The Rottnest Foundation has been successful in securing a $17,940 funding grant from Alinta Energy to help stabilise the dune system at Longreach Bay.

The new Wadjemup Museum, opened by the Minister for Tourism on 22 December, has undergone a $1million refurbishment through the Commonwealth’s National Tourism Icons program.

In the first 100 days, the ‘Containers for Change’ scheme has seen more than 120 million containers returned, raising more than $500,000 for charities and community groups.

An enthusiastic group of Rottnest Foundation members travelled to Rottnest on Saturday 4 July to assist with a salt lake rehabilitation project at Herschel Lake.