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More ambition needed for our seas and shores

PARK WATCH Article December 2021 | Campaigner Shannon Hurley explains how the state government's draft marine and coastal strategy disappoints....

Introducing the bryozoan reef

PARK WATCH Article December 2021 | Set to be listed as the second threatened community in Westernport Bay – Campaigner Shannon Hurley shares what makes it special, and what makes it at risk. ...

Our forests: key to a safe climate future

PARK WATCH Article December 2021 | Nature Conservation Officer Elizabeth Morison explains how the latest IPCC report applies to Victoria....

The weird and wonderful inhabitants of the Great Southern Reef

PARK WATCH Article December 2021 | A brief introduction to the staggering biodiversity of our local reefs by ReefWatch intern India Ambler....

They can bring wildlife back from the brink of extinction

UPDATED 9 May 2022 | Can you imagine finding an Eastern Quoll in your garden shed? Or a Regent Honeyeater visiting your window sill? Or at the beach, a Hooded […]...

Bring our wildlife back from the brink!

Our native animals and natural places are part of what makes Victoria the place to be. But within a few generations, once-common animals and plants have all but disappeared. The Ecosystem Decline...

Today’s Parliamentary Inquiry report reveals tragic state of Victorian biodiversity

MEDIA RELEASE 2 December, 2021 | Victoria’s dramatic ecosystem decline revealed in parliamentary Inquiry requires "decisive action" from the Andrews Government....

Great Victorian Fish Count 2021: Exploring the greatest of all reefs

MEDIA RELEASE 12 November 2021 | It’s that time of the year when hundreds of Victorians put on their bathers, rashies and wetsuits and swarm to our coastal waters to […]...

Feral horse plan will help protect one of Victoria’s finest national parks

MEDIA RELEASE 1 November 2021 | Victoria’s Alpine National Park gets a new lease of life today, as Parks Victoria sets out a strategy to deal with an exploding population […]...

New feral horse plan to protect our alpine treasures

NEWS 5 November 2021 | Home to the rare and fuzzy Tooarranna, endangered skinks, crayfish, and fascinating alpine plants, the Alpine National Park is one of Victoria’s most prized natural...