Alexander Morrison

Alexander Morrison National Park is a remote 11,400-hectare reserve located north of Perth in the Midwest region of Western Australia. Established on ancient sandplain country, the park is celebrated as one of the state's premier wildflower destinations, with an extraordinary diversity of flowering plants that bloom spectacularly from July to October. The undulating sandplains and breakaway country support over 600 plant species, including numerous endemics from the family Proteaceae. The park sits within the Southwest Australian Floristic Region, recognised as one of the world's 35 biodiversity hotspots, and protects a representative slice of the fragile kwongan heathland that once stretched across vast portions of the coastal plain.