Park Watch June 2019

We support a planned burn program in Victoria, for both fuel reduction and ecological purposes. However, we believe a hectare-based target has not produced, and cannot produce, the best outcomes for:...

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Following the release of the Australian Conservation Foundation’s preliminary study into thelogical values of Westernport Bay, Professor Robert Costanza, one of the world’s leading...

Two the most important issues driving the formation of the Victorian National Parks Association was theeed for an Act of Parliament to direct management ofational parks in Victoria, and also the...

The Victorian National Parks Association is deeply concerned about the arrangements for the development and commercial use of the Point Nepean Quarantine Site. We are opposed to the development in...

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We strongly support the nomination of the hooded plover (eastern sub-species) to the schedule of threatened species under the EPBC Act and we have provided supporting information in this submission....

The Victorian National Parks Association supports concept of a multi-day walking track, north south through Grampians National Park. However, we also have significant objections to some of...

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Our Caught on Camera project involves working with local community groups to establish long-term wildlife monitoring using motion-sensing cameras. In 2013 we trialled it in Victoria’s Wimmera...