PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | Matt Ruchel, Executive Director, ponders the state of Victoria’s forests a year on from the surprise announcement ending native forest logging It’s only been...

PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | Blake Nisbet, Nature Conservation Campaigner, on how Forest Fire Management Victoria is exacerbating a housing crisis for endangered wildlife Back in 1995, Victoria had...

PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | The State Government’s landmark decision to end native forest logging by 1 January 2024 was welcomed by the Victorian community, but is it really […]...

Native wildlife across Victoria are struggling to find homes. Especially old trees with hollows for nesting. It’s one of the reasons native forest logging needed to end. Trouble is, habitat...

  On 24 May, Forest Fire Management Victoria felled yet another ancient hollowed tree in the Yarra Ranges National Park. This is after citizen scientists found a dead Greater Glider […]...

MEDIA RELEASE 15 May 2024 Conservation groups are furious after an endangered Greater Glider was found dead in a large habitat tree felled by Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMV) in […]...

BREAKING: On 24 May Forest Fire Management felled another grandmother tree. Even after they were supplied all the data confirming its habitat value These rare trees are home to endangered […]...

At the moment Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMV) are felling old trees in the Yarra Ranges National Park. Many of these grand old legacy trees have records and recent observations […]...

Our native forests cool our climate, house our native animals, support livelihoods and keep our air and water clean. But across the state, Forest Fire Management Victoria’s ‘salvage...

Big old hollow-bearing trees are the life force of our forests.  They’re home to native animals, like Powerful Owls and Critically Endangered Greater Gliders.  But a bad cocktail of...