PARK WATCH Article September 2025 | Western Portands have finally been declared a distinctive landscape, reports Jordan Crook, Parks and Nature Campaigner It’s official! The Western Port...

PARK WATCH Article June 2025 | With the 2025 federal election done and dusted, Matt Ruchel, Executive Director, asks how did nature fare in the mix of culture wars and […]...

MEDIA RELEASE 5 June 2025 |ommunity groups and conservationists have welcomed recognition of the Western Port Woodlands in the Victorian Government’s long-awaited land use blueprint for the Bass...

TAKE ACTION | The Victorian Government just officially recognised the distinctive magic of the Western Port Woodlands. Recognition is fantastic. But landscape protection is what matters. Snuffly...

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 […]...

PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | Now is the perfect time to expand and improve our national park network, explains Matt Ruchel, Executive Director National parks are the cornerstone of […]...

PARK WATCH Article June 2024 | There is a bright future for the Western Port Woodlands says Jordan Crook, Parks and Nature Campaigner, if the opportunity of purchasing the Holden […]...

The Western Port Woodlands is a spectacular patchwork of sandy coastal forest. It’s home to some of Victoria’s most endangered wildlife. And the former Holden Proving Ground is its...

PARK WATCH Article December 2023 | Small pieces of wildlife-rich public reserves and private land form a puzzle that, if connected, can form a new national park, writes Jessie Borrelle, […]...

The Western Port Woodlands is pure magic. Snuffly Southern Brown Bandicoots and mighty Lace Monitors fossick among the grasses, wildflowers and orchids. These patches of bushland are a haven for...