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The southern emu wren is one of many birds using the Anglesea Heathlands.

Win for Anglesea Heathlands – to be protected in Great Otway National Park

MEDIA RELEASE 2 February 2017 | Conservation groups areelighted the Anglesea Heathlands are to be included in the Great Otway National Park. “Protection of Victoria’s richest and most...

70 years of success

The story of the conservation movement in Victoria is rich in moral courage, passion, and dogged persistence. It’s a story of debates, decades of protests and public meetings, and generations...

Pod of burrunan dolphins forms a 'fishing wall' to herd fish near the proposed site of a new jetty at the Quarantine Station.

Point Nepean plan a good step forward

The Victorian National Parks Association has welcomed the release of a draft Point Nepean National Park Master Plan as the best way to put previous planning and political mistakes on […]...

Grampians - Mt Stapylton- Photo John Sampson

Conservation blueprint for Victoria a step in the right direction

MEDIA RELEASE 17 March 2016 | A blueprint for protecting nature released by the Victorian Government today is a step in the right direction, but the state’s natural environment needs […]...

Point Nepean National Park

Point Nepean National Park and the Quarantine Station are jewels in Victoria’sonservation estate with multiple layers of history and magnificentoastal landscapes. Over many years, VNPA and the...