Park Watch December 2019

Regional Forest Agreements (RFAs) arewenty-year-long agreements betweenhe Victorian and Commonwealth Governments which give specialreatmentohe native forest industry. The looming expiry of...

We support a sustained program to remove feral horses from the magnificent but fragile Alpine National Park, to reduce impacts on threatened species, water catchments, and rare alpine habitats....

In this edition of Park Watch, one year out from the next Victorian election, we rate the state government's three-quarter performance in protecting nature. ...

National parks creation stalls under Andrews Labor We’ve crunched the numbers, and found that Victoria’s Andrews Government has created the smallest amount of new parks under the National...

This month's edition of Park Watch explores the pressures on our state's unique coasts....

The 2016 Great Victorian Fish Count was another great success of citizen science, with hundreds of volunteers recording an amazing diversity of fish across the state. This report summarises the...

This month's edition of Park Watch explores how Victorians are protecting nature....

An investigation by the Victorian National Parks Association into new logging plans for Victoria’s western forests and woodlands reveals they would be ecologically damaging and take place in areas...

We have a vision for Moolap as an internationally important conservation and ecotourism area that is benefitting the Victorian community by protecting migratory birds, improving the health of Corio...

The struggle to protect our national parks and other conservation areas has ramped up in Victoria. The logging industry is pushing harder than ever to gain even more access to our ever-dwindling...