Take action to defend our national park legacy

TAKE ACTION | Our powerful national parks legacy is under attack. It’s not only rampant feral pests and climate disruption. It’s under attack from the very people charged with protecting...
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Allan abandons Victoria’s nature protection legacy

NEWS 20 May 2025 | It looks like the Allan Government has officially abandoned Victoria’s decades long legacy of evidence-led nature protection. Contradictions in policy positions continue to...
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Connect and protect Western Port Woodlands forever

TAKE ACTION | The Victorian Government just officially recognised the distinctive magic of the Western Port Woodlands. Recognition is fantastic. But landscape protection is what matters. Snuffly...
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Ministers: Stop protecting feral deer

TAKE ACTION | Feral deer are trashing and trampling Victoria’s landscapes from Wilsons Prom to Mount Bogong. They’ve even spread into urban areas. The thing is, the Victorian Government...
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Shut and reveg Chiltern’s illegal tracks

TAKE ACTION | Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park is a Box-Ironbark forest of wildflowers, rare orchids and native wildlife. There’s Brush-tailed Phascogales, Squirrel Gliders, Lace Monitors,...
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Stop cuts to marine protection

TAKE ACTION | Fisheries officers are the guardians of our ocean. And their numbers are about to be slashed. The Victorian Government are about to halve fishery officers. Unless we […]...
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Protect our critically endangered grasslands

TAKE ACTION | Grassy plains once covered a third of Victoria.  They were home to Bettongs, Eastern Quollsd Pig-footed Bandicoots. They shared these native prairies with White-footed Rabbit-rats...
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Create our central west parks once and for all!

TAKE ACTION | Tell your elected representatives to give our landscapes and rare wildlife the protection they promised. Four years ago the Victorian Government said they’d enshrine 60,000...
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Halt Victoria’s extinction crisis

TAKE ACTION | Since colonisation, 54 of Victoria’s plants and animals have been driven to extinction. Four years ago the Auditor-General delivered a scathing report of the Victorian...
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