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Keeping renewables in the friend zone

PARK WATCH Article September 2024 | Shannon Hurley, Nature Conservation Campaigner, on the ecological costs we can’t overlook in the race to reach renewable energy technologies Victoria’s...

Exposed: native forest logging shifts from public to private land

MEDIA RELEASE 13 September 2024 | An investigation by nature protection groups has exposed a disturbing trend of logging endangered wildlife habitat on private land. The discovery comes only months...

Acacia were wondering about wattles

PARK WATCH September 2024 | Jessie Borrelle, Digital Engagement & Communications Manager, on celebrating our own Golden Globes You don’t need to look for wattles after July, they’ll find you....

‘People’s Audit’ reveals massive leadership failure to protect promised lands

MEDIA RELEASE 1 July 2024 | Blatant clearing, noxious weeds and systematic mismanagement is still rife in Victoria’s most threatened ecosystem, according to a ‘People’s Audit’ conducted by...

Parks for life!

PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | Now is the perfect time to expand and improve our national park network, explains Matt Ruchel, Executive Director National parks are the cornerstone of […]...

Temporary reprieve for Yarra Ranges grandmother trees

NEWS 12 June 2024 | Last week the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) confirmed tree-felling works on a main ‘fire break’ are on pause until the end […]...

End of native forest logging a year on: milestones, duck ponds and legislative bunyips

PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | Matt Ruchel, Executive Director, ponders the state of Victoria’s forests a year on from the surprise announcement ending native forest logging It’s only been...

Time for a People’s Audit of our grasslands

PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | It’s time for a public accounting of the MSA conservation areas, says Adrian Marshall, Grassy Plains Network Facilitator Two years ago, I got a […]...

Racing towards better biodiversity outcomes

PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | There is a bright future for the Western Port Woodlands says Jordan Crook, Parks and Nature Campaigner, if the opportunity of purchasing the Holden […]...

Feathers to the flames

PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | Glossy Black Cockatoos are threatened by planned burns in East Gippsland says Louise Crisp from Gippsland Environment Group (GEG) Few people have seen the […]...