Herdsman Lake is one of Perth's most significant urban wetlands, renowned for its rich birdlife, scenic walking trails and fascinating history.

More than 30 local residents came together on Sunday, 5 July 2026, to clean up the Churchlands Bushland.

Churchlands Bushland is a unique area of urban bushland in Perth's western suburbs.

Discover the story of Alberto and Iole Poli, who operated a market garden at 85 Pearson Street, Woodlands, for almost 30 years.

Churchlands Primary School has played an important role in the educational history of Perth’s western suburbs for more than half a century.

The Churchlands Bushland between Empire Avenue and Pearson Street forms part of the historic Stephenson Highway reservation first proposed in Perth’s 1955 Stephenson-Hepburn Plan.

Churchlands Green has a rich history that involves prominent educational institutions and Western Australian Police Horse Stables.

Abbeybrook Reserve is a protected bushland reserve in Churchlands featuring native vegetation, limestone walking trails, and peaceful natural surroundings just moments from Churchlands Green.

Churchlands is a tightly held western suburb of Perth, known for its strong education focus, proximity to Herdsman Lake, and premium residential estates.

The area in and around the current Churchlands Green site was home to Police Horse Stables from 1953 to 1976.

A recent walk-through of the Churchlands bushland reveals growing concerns around access, litter, and environmental impact, alongside opportunities for protection and restoration.

With a collection of modern and luxurious homes in a prime location, Churchlands Green has always commanded high property prices.

Churchlands Green is one of Perth’s most distinctive residential estates, built on the former Edith Cowan University campus. This complete guide explores its history, housing, streets, parks, schools, prices and what life is like in the estate today.

The large manor-style residence at 11 Bishop Riley Way is one of the most distinctive homes in Churchlands.

Herdsman Lake Settler’s Cottage stands as the last surviving example of the timber homes built during the 1930s land settlement scheme.

The Edith Cowan University (ECU) Churchlands Campus officially operated from 1991 to 2008. The campus has a fascinating history that began in the early 1900s.

Churchlands Green is close to beaches, shopping areas, and nature reserves. Here are the Top 10 attractions around Churchlands Green.

In 2020, a fire destroyed the rear portion of 5 Appleberry Street in the Churchlands Green estate.

Churchlands Green is a highly desirable location for many reasons, but one of its main attractions is its proximity to popular schools.

As part of a Commemorative Art Project for the City of Stirling in 2010, Churchlands Green features a series of sculptures.