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If there’s one thing that hit home in the last year, it’s that no one can know the future. But we can protect it.

A year has passed since the Andrews Government failed to meet its legal deadline to respond to expert-recommended new park refuges. 

Creating new national parks isn’t just about saving wildlife and safeguarding beautiful places – it’s about clean air and water, a liveable temperature and people’s livelihoods.

That’s why VNPA and our incredible community of nature-lovers are so determined to make sure the State Government creates 60,000 hectares of new national parks in Victoria’s central west.

Here are five things you can do to keep up the pressure and protect these natural wonders for all to enjoy, today and tomorrow.

Send an email to the Premier

Ask him to show leadership on nature conservation.

Every time we come out of lock down people flock to our state and national parks for respite and recreation. Now’s the perfect time to expand our parks estate for all Victorians.

ASK DAN TO DO THE RIGHT THING

Share the latest news

We could (and should) have the largest new set of national parks in a decade.

Instead, the State Government has neglected to care for people, wildlife and regional communities by ignoring expert advice and legal deadlines.

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Discover the whole story

There’s a reason the woodlands of the central west are sometimes called “the forgotten forests”.

Many people don’t know that they have so many natural treasures right in their backyard – and some don’t know they could be Victoria’s biggest new parks!

READ AND SHARE THE WESTSIDE STORY

 

Call the decision-makers

Ask him to show leadership on nature conservation.

Every time we come out of lock down people flock to our state and national parks for respite and recreation. Now’s the perfect time to expand our parks estate for all Victorians.

CALL FOR THEIR SUPPORT

 

Be Powerful, like the Owl

Ask him to show leadership on nature conservation.

Every time we come out of lock down people flock to our state and national parks for respite and recreation. Now’s the perfect time to expand our parks estate for all Victorians.

THE CONSERVATION REGULATOR NEEDS TO GIVE A HOOT