Date
Saturday, March 21, 2026
Time
10:00am - 3:00pm
Price
Free
Location
Village West
AMMON 20240323 Whiteman Park Enviro FEST 2024 0292

Join us on Saturday 21 March as we explore all things sustainability and wildlife conservation at EnviroFEST 2026!

Returning for the fifteenth year, Whiteman Park’s flagship public environmental education event, EnviroFEST brings together a range of community groups, environmental professionals and producers showcasing their sustainability products and services in talks, market stalls and eco activities for the whole family.

Discover easy ways to improve your sustainability in the home with a range of eco-friendly products, while connecting with environmental conservation in and around our city.

Flora
Whiteman Park Enviro Fest 2023 Hi Res 2 WEB

In 2026, our focus returns to the origins of EnviroFEST: the importance of trees to both us and our environment. We'll be looking at increasing our urban tree cover and the importance of providing backyard habitats for our native wildlife.

Wildlife conservation is still a strong theme too, so you'll also see birds of prey and reptile displays, how you can support your local wildlife and discover some of the key trees found in Whiteman Park's bushland and what wildlife depends on them.

The kids won’t miss out either, with loads of eco-crafts, free face painting and much more!


Event Program

With a focus on trees our talks program this year is all about rewilding! 

10.15amGrow Greener Initiatives
Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
The State Government’s Urban Greening Strategy sets a bold direction for Perth and Peel: grow a greener, cooler region by 2040.  Three innovative State Government initiatives are helping local communities turn local greening ideas into real, on the ground action.
11.15amNest Box Discovery
Perth NRM
Get an in-depth look at the different types of nest boxes you can provide at home, who they support and the critical role trees play for our native fauna, particularly birds, insects and frogs!
12.30pm The Signs and Symptoms of PSHB
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
Learn how to detect the invasive signs of the Polyphagous shot-hole borer ('PSHB') and how to make a report if you suspect the presence of this beetle in your home or social surroundings. 
1.30pmCommunity wellbeing in a hotter Perth
Trillion Trees
Dr Paul Barber will discuss the current urban canopy data for Perth, the health of our trees and the link to community wellbeing in a warming Perth climate.   
2.30pm Supporting Trees and Natural Hollows
Carnaby's Crusaders
Discover how trees provide vital natural hollows for the survival of our iconic, but endangered black cockatoos species.

Registration is open, so you can secure your spot and go in the draw to win your own waterwise tree and black cockatoo sunshade to take home!


2026 Exhibitors

Urban Trees

With a focus on the importance of trees for 2026, these stallholders offer information and the plants needed to help you do your bit in your local area.

Fauna Conservation and displays

We are passionate advocates for the idea that you can't love what you don't know, so you can meet and connect with some of our native wildlife for yourself at EnviroFEST 2026!

 

Sustainable Living

Explore a range of market stalls and exhibitors who can help you adopt more sustainable practices at home!

Tasty Treats

While you can pack yourself a waste-free picnic lunch to fuel your day at EnviroFEST, we also have a great array of food vendors and providers lined up! (Including a helpful guide of what dietaries they cater for!)

  • Chef Francisco's Sauces - Canarian Cuisine (GF, V, VG)
  • Coffee Classics (NF)
  • George's Kebabs Greek Streats (GFO, V)
  • Joey's Icecream Van
  • Perk Up with Me (NF)
  • The Juice Junky (DF)
  • The Spice Box (GF, V, VG)
  • The Spunky Spud
Whiteman Park acknowledges the Wadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work, learn and play and acknowledge the significance of Korndiny Karla Boodja (Bennett Brook) at the heart of the Park.