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  • Establishing Wilbinga as a National Park requires a formal decision by the WA Government — and that decision needs to be driven by community.

    The most powerful thing the public can do is spread the word and make some noise, so the government knows the community wants this. Attend a screening, bring a friend, share it around - and help shape the future of your city's greenspaces.

    The more supporters we can demonstrate, the stronger our message will be when it counts.

    1. Attend or Host a Screening — Attend a screening of Wilbinga Reach out to Roy at roylewisson@gmail.com for information about how to host a screening of the Wilbinga Documentary

    2. Take the Pledge — register your email to stay up to date with the progress of this campaign, and stand behind the creation of Wilbinga National Park

    3. Tell a Friend — share this website, bring a friend to the screening, share the message

  • It is led by local stakeholders and volunteers with Friends of Moore River Estuary, Traditional Owners, and Conservation Council of WA. 

    Perth's northern coastal bushland is disappearing. Planning documents from the WA Planning Commission describe Perth's northern urban limit as 'a line in the sand' just north of Two Rocks. Once that line moves, the land on the other side goes with it.

    Declaring Wilbinga a National Park secures protection permanently for future generations.

  • Are you ready to be a part of this historical moment?

    Your contact details will only be used to send you updates about Wilbinga and how you can make your voice heard to the WA Government when the time comes.

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