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Skinny feral horse. Photo: Federation students

Wild horses: Alpine National Park’s chance to heal

IN THE MEDIA 7 February 2018 | Opinion piece published in The Weekly Times by Phil Ingamells of Victorian National Parks Association. Parks Victoria is about to take action on the […]...

Feral horses aren’t good for the high country – conservationists call for removal

MEDIA RELEASE 7 February 2018 | Conservationists support a sustained program to remove feral horses from the magnificent but fragile Alpine National Park, to reduce impacts on threatened species,...

Part of the Quarantine Station at Point Nepean

New plan for Point Nepean will bring historic park back to life

NEWS 23 January 2018 | VNPA welcomes the release of the Andrews Government’s final master plan for Point Nepean National Park on the Mornington Peninsula. After decades of bickering back...

Racehorses tear up Belfast Coastal Reserve-Photo Chris Smyth

New blow to hooded plovers and family beach days

MEDIA RELEASE: 17 January 2018 | The Andrews Government’s draft management plan for the Belfast Coastal Reserve (between Port Fairy and Warrnambool) released today increases the area available to...

Logging in the Central Highlands Photo: Justin Cally

Native forests deserve better than a regulatory relic

No renewal of Regional Forest Agreements Regional Forest Agreements (RFAs) are twenty-year-long agreements between the Victorian and Commonwealth Governments and provide special treatment to the...

Comes with strings

NEWS 18 December 2017 | Andrews Government Response to Statewide Assessment of Crown Land The Victorian Environmental Assessment Council (VEAC) investigation into how public land was categorised...

Red Deer grazing, Moora Track, Grampians National Park, Victoria Australia . Photo: Rexness | Flickr | CC BY-SA 2.0

Victorian Government moves on invasive animals

MEDIA RELEASE 15 December 2017 | The Victorian Government has accepted most of the recommendations of a parliamentary inquiry into the Control of Invasive Animals on Crown Land. In its […]...

Nature’s medicine

PARK WATCH December 2017 | Dr Dimity Williams explains why a doctor would care for the environment and the health benefits of connecting with nature. Why would a doctor care about […]...

Premier Daniel Andrews Swinburne University of Technology | Flickr

Victorian national parks by premier

PARK WATCH December 2017 | Why has national parks creation stalled under the Andrews Labor Government? By Matt Ruchel and Sarah Rees. Just a couple of weeks before the 2014 […]...

River red gum wetlands along the Murray River Photo: Michael Rawle | Flickr CC

Three years on: how is the state government tracking?

PARK WATCH December 2017 | Analysis of the Andrews Government at the three-quarter mark It’s been three years of the Andrews Labor Government’s term in office, and we are now […]...