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Bibbulmun Track Foundation

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9481 0551

Address: 300 Wellington Street 6000 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.bibbulmuntrack.org.au

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24.01.2022 Join us on this journey and discover the spirit of Australias south west. The Foundations 9 days itinerary incorporates full and half-day walks along sections of the Bibbulmun Track and beyond into the Stirling Range National Park near Albany where participants climb to the summit of Bluff Knoll (1094 metres) and are rewarded with the breathtaking 360o views.

23.01.2022 Take the first step to your next Journey! If youre planning a #wanderoutyonder for a hiking break to the ancient forests and experiencing spectacular unpolluted night skies around Albany, Denmark or further north around Perth then read on. #walkerfriendlybusinesses

21.01.2022 We are all really looking forward to heading down and checking out the new Trails and Visitor Centre!

21.01.2022 Ooh were so excited! Every day its just getting more and more beautiful out there. If you love our native wildflower youve got to get your place on our 8 Day Highlights Tour lead by our head guide and orchid obsessed enthusiast Steve Sertis. https://www.bibbulmuntrack.org.au///8-day-highlights-tour/

20.01.2022 Newmont Boddington Gold is one of the Foundation's Premier Sponsors and is responsible for the maintenance on a section of the Bibbulmun Track. Without sponsors, donors and memberships the Foundation would not be able to continue with its maintenance and management of the Track.

19.01.2022 Leave No Trace (LNT) Principle 6 - Respect Wildlife "The stark truth is, if we want wild animals, we have to make sacrifices." ~ Colin Tudge, Wildlife Conservation... Encounters with wildlife inspire tall tales and long moments of wonder. Unfortunately, wildlife around the world faces threats from loss and fragmentation of habitat, invasive species, pollution, over-exploitation, poaching and disease. Protected lands offer a last refuge from some, but not all, of these problems. Consequently, wild animals and marine life need recreators who will promote their survival rather than add to the difficulties they already face. We know that animals respond to people in different ways. Some species adapt readily to humans in their domain, resume their normal behaviours and may have become "habituated." Other animals flee from humans, abandoning their young or critical habitat. Still others are attracted and endangered by human food and rubbish. Because outdoor recreation is dispersed over large areas and at all times of the year, its impacts on wildlife can be equally as disruptive. All species are to some extent, affected by people visiting their habitats. We are responsible for coexisting peacefully with wildlife.

19.01.2022 WHATS IT LIKE AT YOUR PLACE? Albany, Esperance, Denmark, Mount Barker, Hopetoun, Ravensthorpe and Walpole. *Winds up to 100km/h... *Possible thunderstorms and hail *Dangerous surf conditions Get ready now for severe weather in parts of the Great Southern If you live in South Coastal and South East Coastal districts you need to get ready now for the severe weather coming tonight. Locations which may be affected include Albany, Esperance, Denmark, Mount Barker, Hopetoun, Ravensthorpe and Walpole. This weather is not unusual for this time of year, but could damage homes and make travel dangerous. WHAT TO DO: DFES has these tips to help you and your family get ready now: Store or weigh down loose objects around your home like outdoor furniture that could be picked up and thrown by strong winds, causing damage or injury Ensure your emergency kit is complete including a battery operated radio, torch, spare batteries and first aid kit Ensure pets and animals are in a safe area Move vehicles under cover Boat owners should securely moor their boats Campers should find safe shelter away from trees, powerlines, storm water drains and streams Unplug electrical appliances and avoid using landline telephone if there is lightning. If you are away from home contact family or friends to prepare your property. WEATHER DETAILS: Bureau of Meteorology advised a deep low will move through the Southern Ocean during tonight and Sunday, bringing the potential for damaging winds about the south coastal districts. DAMAGING WINDS averaging 50 to 60 km/h with peak gusts to around 100 km/h are possible within the warning area and could cause DAMAGE TO HOMES AND PROPERTY. DAMAGING WINDS are expected to develop about the south coast between Walpole and Albany from around 5am WST and gradually extend eastwards through the Esperance coast during the day. DAMAGING SURF CONDITIONS which could cause BEACH EROSION are likely to develop on Sunday between Cape Naturaliste and Israelite Bay on Sunday morning. Showers across the warning area will generally produce light falls, although some areas near the coast between Walpole and Bremer Bay are likely to receive moderate rainfall. Thunderstorms and small hail are also possible throughout the warning area. Conditions should gradually ease from the west during Sunday afternoon and evening. ROAD CLOSURES AND CONDITIONS:

19.01.2022 Don't miss out on our last Getting into Gear for this walking season tonight at 6pm! Bookings close at 3pm.

19.01.2022 If youre out on the Track or any Trail in Australia or New Zealand and you spot something rubbish, activity or anything that looks out of place .... Snap Send Solve! Down load the app today!

19.01.2022 So excited .... the latest episode is out and the rest of the series rolling out weekly.

17.01.2022 Glorious wild flowers on show around Dookanelly

17.01.2022 Gorgeous weekend on the Track with all the flowers starting to pop out. #bibbulmuntrack @ North Bannister, Western Australia

17.01.2022 Don't Cook For Looks This Spring. Our Limited Edition Bibbulmun Track hats are UPF50+ keeping you safe from the sun and looking good whilst you do it.

16.01.2022 What a lovely group on our beginners weekend! The prickly moses just north of Dan Rd was amazing! Everyone took photos along this section.

16.01.2022 Leave No Trace (LNT Principle 5 - Minimise Campfire Impacts "In gaining the lovely and the usable, we have given up the incomparable." ~ Wallace Stegner... Wildfire destroys thousands of kilometres of bush each year in Australia. Many of these fires are either carelessly or accidentally set by uninformed campers and travellers. Setting controlled fires is a practice and science of experienced land managers and Indigenous people, and is based on weather, sources of ignition, and fuel. The intent is to reduce the amount of fuel in the forest under-storey in order to decrease the chance of uncontrolled hot fires and regenerate growth. In contrast, large uncontrolled wildfires set unintentionally during hot, dry windy periods can spread rapidly and result in the critical loss of natural habitat, property and human life. Along with the destructive nature of fire, the natural appearance of many recreation areas has been compromised by the careless use of campfires and the demand for firewood. Campfires are beautiful by night. But the enormous rings of soot-scarred rocks overflowing with ashes, partly burned logs, food and rubbish are unsightly. Surrounding areas have been stripped of their natural beauty as every scrap of dry wood has been torched. Some of us grew up with the tradition of campfires. But they are no longer essential for comfort or food preparation.

14.01.2022 Thanks to one of the Foundations awesome #walkerfriendlybusiness Dwellingup Adventures for our Track transfers this weekend. This year we headed out to Dookanelly for our annual BTF team walk. Staff members, office vols and a couple of board members. Peter is super helpful, made the whole process seemless and managed to easily wrangle all 18 of us!

14.01.2022 The suns come out just in time for our Perth Volunteer Thank you day! #volunteers #bibbulmuntrackfoundation

13.01.2022 This film perfectly sums up why we hike.

11.01.2022 Want to talk to the animals like Dr Dolittle? Join us on our fun interactive Dr Dolitlte event for the little .... and big kids alike. Book Now! Saturday 24 October

10.01.2022 Another great year and event, thank you to all the organisers, participants, spectators and volunteers especially the BTF volunteer crew who put their hands up to help on the day.

10.01.2022 Make sure you are well prepared. Take your tent. Be aware of campsite closures and diversions and which campsites large groups are staying at.

09.01.2022 Don't miss out on an adventure with your kids. Together you will enjoy two walks through the magnificent jarrah forest and camp overnight at a Bibbulmun Track campsite and perhaps enjoy some marshmallows roasted over the fire. Only 4 places left!

08.01.2022 This is the perfect opportunity to get outdoors with your kids. Hiking with your kids is restorative, healing, and builds strength in your relationship. Disconnect from the busyness of life and reconnect with your kids. Outdoors WA Inc The Fathering Project Destination Perth Scouts WA https://www.bibbulmuntrack.org.au//walking-with-dad-weeken

08.01.2022 Another full house at our shared #BibbulmunTrack and #CapetoCape information night with @inspiration_outdoors our Gold Sponsors.

07.01.2022 Congratulations to all the Shire of Murray staff and council for their vision and commitment to this project. It looks magnificent. Well done Dwellingup Adventures great news for you guys!

06.01.2022 A total fire ban has been declared for today for parts of WA through which the Bibbulmun Track passes. No fires or fuel stoves may be lit. This means that no fires whatsoever may be lit. This includes the use of any fuel stoves.

06.01.2022 Leave No Trace (LNT( Principle 7 - Be Considerate Of Others "Supreme over all is silence." ~ John McPhee... "Silence is the element in which all great things are fashioned." Thomas Carlyle Today, we must consider the rights of traditional land owners as well as share the wilderness with people of all recreational persuasions. There is simply not enough country for every category of enthusiast to have exclusive use of land, wilderness, trails, bush, lakes, rivers, and campgrounds. Yet the subject of outdoor etiquette is often neglected. Were reluctant to examine our personal behaviours, least of all in the wilderness where, to many, a sense of freedom is paramount.

05.01.2022 It is great to report that around 500 trees and shrubs were recently planted at Blackwood Campsite just south of Balingup. The site has been very bare since a bushfire destroyed the surrounding pine plantation. The planting was undertaken by Parks and Wildlife Indigenous Trainees and National Park Rangers based in the Blackwood District.

04.01.2022 Today is RUOK Day. 2020 has had many hurdles and now more than ever, it is important to check in with those around you and ask the question. Sometimes its those that you least expect that are hurting the most. And to those who may not be coping, remember it aint weak to speak.

04.01.2022 WILLIAM BAY NATIONAL PARK IS OPEN The wait is over. The iconic William Bay National Park, including Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks, is open to the public! Tha...nks to a $4.4 million investment by the State Government, people will be able to enjoy newly sealed roads, carparks, toilet blocks and signage when visiting the popular park, allowing easier and safer access, and protecting the fragile coastal vegetation. Utmost care and attention to engineering and design has allowed provision for over 200 parking bays, more than doubling the parking capacity in the park. As one of the region’s tourism drawcards, the park’s diverse landscapes and turquoise waters attract more than 300,000 visits each year. Over the last few months, we have worked with local contractors, the Shire of Denmark and Great Southern Development Commission to deliver these much-needed improvements to the park. We would like to thank the community for their ongoing patience and support throughout this project.

04.01.2022 Looking for the perfect keep sake to remember your adventure on the Bibbulmun Track by? Check out all the awesome BTF products on RedBubble

03.01.2022 Solitude and the quite of the bush ....

03.01.2022 At 1002km, the Bibbulmun Track is one of Australias longest thru-hikes. Caroline tackled the whole thing last year grab a cuppa and come for a hike with her.

01.01.2022 Really good presentation showing the difference.

01.01.2022 Inspired by her end-to-end walk on the Bibbulmun Track Linda Stanley wrote a book to encourage children to connect with nature, explore their surroundings and develop curiosity and awareness of nature around them. Grandy's Long Walk is a beautifully illustrated book that takes the reader along the Track and highlights the changes in the environment along the way.

01.01.2022 In case you missed it, here is Steve our Lead Guide on ABC SW "Where is old mate" with Stan. The hints start right from the beginning... you can hear Steve at about 13.00 minute mark.