ABOUT US
Established in 1958 the Wildflower Society of Western Australia (WSWA) encourages the cultivation and conservation of Western Australian native plants and promotes the value of Western Australia’s natural bushland. The Society does this through a great variety of activities.
Getting involved with the Wildflower Society will give you direct access to a depth of knowledge of WA’s wildflowers based on the work of its members and activities of its eleven branches.
This knowledge can be easily accessed to help you to better know, grow, conserve and enjoy the wildflowers of Western Australia.
All Society and Branch activities are open to all members. Activities are promoted in individual Branch newsletters, the website and social media.
Our activities include:
- Guest speaker meetings
- Workshops including plant identification, propagation and photography
- Bushland excursions from one to several days including bushwalks and flora surveys
- Bushland Plant Survey Program
- Native plant sales
- Activities in the Society’s plant nurseries
- Book sales
- Attendance at fairs and open days
