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Without a wing or a prayer

PARK WATCH Article March 2023 | Nature Conservation Campaigner, Blake Nisbet, on how we can protect the Mount Donna Buang Wingless Stonefly The extraordinary Mount Donna Buang Wingless Stonefly...

A win for the Wingless

PARK WATCH Article March 2023 | Yarra Ranges National Park habitat protected … for now After a long, combative process with public hearings that featured the council’s lawyers attacking their...

Peak conservation group lodges historic application to save critically endangered insect

MEDIA RELEASE 20 March 2023 | VNPA lodges an historic application to protect the habitat of a critically endangered stonefly, in a move which could set a major precedent for […]...

Protect cultural and ecological recovery within the Barmah National Park, as a result of 2022 major flood event

MEDIA RELEASE 16 March 2023 | Government agencies must ensure commitmento protect and preservehe Yorta Yorta People’s Cultural Identity and Traditional Knowledge forhe ecological recovery of...

Deer action: an end to the chomping and stomping

NEWS 16 March 2023 | Page last updated: 16/3/2023 The federal government’s National Feral Deer Action Plan (2022-27) is a welcome step forward. But we need decisive action if we’re...

Personalise a Western Port postcard

TAKE ACTION | Western Port Bay is one of Victoria’s most significant wetlands and wildlife sanctuaries. It’s an important place for the people that work, live and play along its […]...

New marine park the size of Germany

NEWS 7 March 2023 | Page last updated: 10/3/2023 Great news! The federal government will expand the Macquarie Island Marine Park. This is a clear sign they are serious about […]...

The trouble with VicForests and native forest logging

Page updated: 23/02/2023 VicForests are repeatedly accused of breaching the laws supposed to protect Victoria’s native forests, water catchments and threatened plants and animals. In the last six...

Rare Button Wrinkleworts crushed in grassland disaster

NEWS 20 February 2023 | Page last updated: 21/02/2023 What is the best way to create a trail of destruction through a field of Spiny Rice-flowers, Button Wrinkleworts and Arching […]...

Mt Feathertop, Alpine National Park (photo: Paul Schliebs)

Privately-operated glamping proves unpopular in Alpine park

NEWS 11 February 2023 | Page last updated: 11/2/2023 Parks Victoria has now released the engagement summary for the Falls to Hotham project*. This report captures the public’s feedback on...