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Kentbruck Green Energy Hub: good project, wrong place

TAKE ACTION Feedback closed on Monday 31 March 2025. The proposed Kentbruck Green Energy Hub (KGPH) near Portland is smack bang in the middle of Cobboboonee and Lower Glenelg national parks and...

Good news for nature!

Protection for wildlife and habitats is about to be boosted. From fragile alpine fens, to box-ironbark forests, underwater kelp forests and rare remnant grasslands, habitats across Australia are...

Victoria’s dangerous native logging loophole exposed with critical wildlife at risk

MEDIA RELEASE 19 March 2025 | East Gippsland Shire Council has approved a permit allowing the logging of 51 hectares of critical wildlife habitat, exposing a dangerous loophole that threatens to...

Protection failures lead to grassland destruction

PARK WATCH Article March 2025 | Adrian Marshall Facilitator, Grassy Plains Network, reports on the failure of governments to prevent more grassland destruction Another irreplaceable grassland has...

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,...

Proof of life: Secrets and wonders in the ex-Holden Proving Ground

PARK WATCH Article March 2025 | Dr Sera Blair, NatureWatch Coordinator and Jordan Crook, Parks and Nature Campaigner, report on survey work in a vitally important part of the Western Port Woodlands...

Protecting the thin green line

PARK WATCH Article March 2025 | Jordan Crook, Parks and Nature Campaigner, celebrates park rangers in the face of government cuts Victoria’s park rangers are vital and amazing! It’s a huge job...

Progress on Alps protection

PARK WATCH Article March 2025 | Tuckedway in project status update in late 2024 was big win. For the Victorian Alps, for equitableccess to public landsndll those who have campaigned long...

Undoing Undaria

PARK WATCH Article March 2025 | Kade Mills, ReefWatch Coordinator, says when it comes to invasive seaweeds, if you can’t beat ‘em, or eat ‘em, you can always compost ‘em! Picture this:...

Feral feast

PARK WATCH Article March 2025 | Park Watch editor, Paul Clifton spoke to Tony Armstrong about his bold take on Australia’s feral pests and the future of invasive species cuisine When Tony...