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Wombat Forest Update

PARK WATCH Article November 2022 | We haveontinued to investigate how the scheme was established using Freedom of Information Requests and letters to decision-makers. We’ve been particularly...

Time to rescue the Alpine National Park – again!

PARK WATCH Article November 2022 | Parks Victoria’s flawed scheme for the Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing flows from its fumbling lack of clarity over how and why our national parks should be...

The Intricacies of Immediate Protection

PARK WATCH Article November 2022 | Protection for Mirboo North and Strathbogie Forest reveals complexity of future landenure writes Matt Ruchel. As part ofhe State Government’s plano protect...

Offshore wind plans gust through Victoria

PARK WATCH Article November 2022 | Shannon Hurley welcomes moves to power our state with renewable offshore wind energy, while urging leaders to consider the impacts on our marine and coastal...

Q&A: Catherine Watson from Save Western Port Woodlands

PARK WATCH Article November 2022 | Q&A: Catherine Watson from Save Western Port Woodlands 1. Can you tell us about a memorable experience of nature from your childhood or younger years. I had no...

Hidden Gems: The Great Victorian Fish Count is turning 20!

PARK WATCH Article November 2022 | ReefWatch Campaigner Kade Mills looks back at two successful decades of the Great Victorian Fish Count Did you know that, depending on their sex or size, some...

Giant Kelp: Big ‘trees’ in the ocean

PARK WATCH Article November 2022 | Once abundant in Victorian waters, Giant Kelp are now threatened. Kade Mills and Consuelo Quevedo report on plans to record oral histories to help protect, preserve...

Caught on Camera: 10 years of Citizen Science wildlife monitoring in Bunyip State Park

PARK WATCH Article November 2022 | NatureWatch Campaign Coordinator Sera Blair chronicles a decade of wildlife monitoring in Bunyip State Park andhe incredible contribution volunteers have madeo...

New Victorian election poll: environmental more influential than infrastructure and Covid

MEDIA RELEASE 16 November 2022 | New Victorian election poll reveals environmental issues more influential than infrastructure and Covid Saving threatened species, ending native forest logging and...

Safeguarding our seas – now and for the next 20 years

PARK WATCH Article November 2022 | Victoria’s marine protection legacy is out of date and now lags behind other states. This year’s 20th anniversary of marine national parks and sanctuaries is a...