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Time to give a hoot

PARK WATCH March 2021 | Whoo hoo – a fantasic find in the forest shared by Nature Conservation Campaigner Jordan Crook. With deep hoots, Powerful Owls have been discovered for […]...

Saving Feathertop

PARK WATCH March 2021 | Victoria’s finest wild mountain should not fall prey to development. Here’s why, from Phil Ingamells. When Bogong National Park was proclaimed in 1981, the park...

Government logging of unburnt wildlife refuges exposed

MEDIA RELEASE 23 February 2021 | A new report showing analysis of maps and data from the 2019/20 Black Summer bushfires has revealed the significant areas of unburnt forests critical […]...

Five things you can do for the wildlife of the Central West

TAKE ACTION | If there’s one thing that hit home in the last year, it’s that no one can know the future. But we can protect it. A year has […]...

New national parks for central west Victoria makes good economic sense says new modelling

MEDIA RELEASE 18 February 2021 | Newly released economic modelling highlights the value of investing in new parks in regional Victoria’s central west. The release marks the one-year anniversary of...

Powerful Owls discovered for first time in decades: call for new national park

MEDIA RELEASE 11 February 2021 | Powerful owls have been discovered for the first time in decades in the forests of Mount Cole, highlighting the need for the Andrews Government […]...

Greater Gariwerd (Grampians) management plan open for comment

Parks Victoria is asking for your response to its Greater Gariwerd Landscape draft management plan. The draft has been jointly compiled by Parks Victoria and three Traditional Owner groups: the...

For Parks Sake!

PARK WATCH December 2020 | We need to get on with creating new national parks in the central west, says Executive Director Matt Ruchel....

Still time to create the central west national parks

PARK WATCH December 2020 | While COVID-19 and bushfires have undoubtedly been major distractions for government, the Andrews Government was already tracking poorly on protected area policy, writes...

Recommendations for fire management

PARK WATCH December 2020 | What do four inquiries have to say about last summer’s bushfires? Campaigner Phil Ingamells looks at some eyebrow-raising recommendations....