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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...

Protect our alpine habitat from NSW feral horses!

TAKE ACTION 26 October 2021 | NSW’s draft horse management plan aims to protect a large population of ‘heritage’ horses in Kosciuszko National Park along the NSW border with Victoria....

Rail links and remnant grasslands

Have you heard that our state’s Airport Rail Link is getting under way? It’s certainly a good project for Melbourne. The trouble is, the Airport Rail isn’t going to be […]...