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In one of the most cleared regions of the most cleared state is an oasis of native vegetation – the Western Port Woodlands. And the former Holden Proving Ground is its largest and most intact...

Stop them undermining our wildlife protection and democracy The Victorian Government are once again attempting to dilute the already weak and unenforced rules we have for protecting our...

Feral deer destroy shrubs, ringbark trees, trample rainforests, wallow in wetlands, wreck orchards and vineyards, and they’re a hazard on our roads.  Ask your ministers to protect wildlife,...

The 2019-20 Black Summer bushfires burnt more than 1.25 million hectares of forest across eastern Victoria, killing millions of wildlife. A year on, the animals and plants spared from the flames face...

VicForests are repeatedly accused of breaching laws supposed to protect Victoria’s native forests, water catchments andreatened wildlife. “We grow it back” is VicForests’s motto. But...

Every year thousands of Australian Giant Spider Crabs, in the largest-known crab migration on the planet, march into the shallows of Port Phillip Bay to moult and seek safety in numbers. But in...

The grassy plains that once covered a third of Victoria were home to Bettongs, Eastern Quolls and Pig-footed Bandicoots. They shared these native prairies with White-footed Rabbit-rats, Victorian...

Now is a critical time for you to speak up to save our eastern forests – by creating new national parks. There is an urgent need to protect the forests in Victoria’s east – the Yarra Ranges,...