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Translate your love of the Prom into action

NEWS 5 July 2023 | Updated 12 July Shannon Hurley explains how you can help shape the next 15-20 years of an iconic park’s future. And why you should. I […]...

Alarming discovery by citizen scientists sparks concerns illegal logging will continue

MEDIA RELEASE 29 June 2023 | Citizen scientists from Wildlife of the Central Highlands (WOTCH) and the Victorian Forest Alliance (VFA) have discovered state-owned logging company VicForests has...

Protected: Webinar – What does the logging announcement really mean for our forests?

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End of native forest logging a victory for nature

PARK WATCH Article June 2023 | We are elated! On 23 May the state government announced their plan to speed up the transition out of native forest logging. Native forest […]...

Saving the last one per cent

PARK WATCH Article June 2023 | Grassy Plains Network Facilitator Adrian Marshall says radical changes are needed if the Government is to succeed in retaining the last one per cent […]...

Alliance for woodlands bears fruit

PARK WATCH Article June 2023 | Catherine Watson from Save Western Port woodlands reports on the epic journey to protect this important wildlife corridor from sand mining After 747 submissions,...

Grasslands grapple with growth

PARK WATCH Article June 2023 | Adrian Marshall asks: Does the Geelong Strategic Assessment threaten nature? Geelong’s Northern and Western Growth Areas are 6,000 hectares earmarked for...

Going the full ten rounds for Box-Ironbark forests

PARK WATCH Article June 2023 | Twenty years on, Charlie Sherwin reflects on the long campaign to protect Victoria’s Box-Ironbark forests Sitting quietly in the twilight dew with a small...

Winds of change: Sustainable energy needs sustainable planning

PARK WATCH Article June 2023 | If offshore wind energy is to protect our planet, nature needs to be up front and centre. Marine spatial planning is a tool that […]...

Postcards from the Bay

PARK WATCH Article June 2023 | Nature Conservation Campaigner Shannon Hurley on the latest developments in the bold plan to protect Western Port Bay. A recent good news story from […]...