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Speaking out for Westernport’s wildlife

PARK WATCH December 2020 | Campaigner Shannon Hurley explains how AGL's gas import facility is not fit for purpose for Westernport Bay....

Strange, yet spectacular

PARK WATCH December 2020 | Campaigner Shannon Hurley gives an update on Spider Crab matters....

Marine Life of Victoria

PARK WATCH December 2020 | ReefWatch Coordinator Kade Mills introduces our newest marine citizen science project....

A decade of community passion for a native icon

PARK WATCH December 2020 | A report on ten years of volunteer monitoring in the Brisbane Ranges by Caitlin Griffith and Christine Connelly. As well as being a wildflower hotspot, […]...

End of public hearings on the future of Westernport Bay

NEWS 19 December 2020 | This week has seen the final week of a mammoth 10-weeks of public hearings putting AGL’s proposal for a hulking great big gas terminal in […]...

Great Victorian Fish Count 2020: Exploring our home turf

MEDIA RELEASE 12 November 2020 | Starting this Saturday, hundreds of divers and snorkelers will take to the water as part of this summer’s 16th annual month long Great Victorian Fish […]...

A brighter future for the Prom and Victoria’s natural areas

MEDIA RELEASE 18 November 2020 | Victoria’s most loved National Park, Wilsons Promontory, is to get some extra care, along with range of other important areas. “A $23 million dollar […]...

Deer strategy has lots of huff and puff, but short on action

MEDIA RELEASE 30 October 2020 | The release of the Victorian Government’s Deer Control Strategy today acknowledges the significant threat deer bring to the state’s biodiversity, water supplies...

New Poll Highlights Growing Need For Nature And Parks Amongst COVID-Fatigued Melbournians

MEDIA RELEASE 20 October 2020 | Nature-starved Melburnians yearn for the bush and new national parks, according to new opinion poll results. A new opinion poll of 1,009 Melburnians over […]...

Western Port – a wildlife wonderland at risk

PARK WATCH September 2020 | No one wants Western Port Bay to be turned into an artificial swimming pool, explains campaigner Shannon Hurley. Our beautiful and beloved Western Port Bay […]...