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Spend time in your local park (or backyard) this National Bird Week
Spend time in your local park (or backyard) this National Bird Week
Endangered joeys spotted in Grampians National Park
The precious population of endangered Brush-tailed Rock-wallabies in the Grampians National Park has grown by four, with surveillance cameras spotting joeys.
The delicate blossoms of Banksia Park’s cherry trees may be fleeting, but the history of this beautiful grove tells a story of resilience and lasting friendship.
Local team steps in to help endangered flowers survive
There are only three places in the world where this stunning native flower can be found, all in south-eastern Victoria. In October 2020, a team of Parks Victoria field staff stepped in to help the species survive.
Partnership project protects parks from pigs
Did you know that feral pigs were first sighted in Victoria in 1959? Since then they have become a significant problem across the entire state, particularly in East Gippsland.
Rapid response to prevent coastal weed invasion
Early intervention is very important for reducing the long-term impacts of weeds to the natural environment and providing a better chance of recovery for fire-affected parks.
Pulling up daisies to save native alpine species
Not many people associate a pretty flower with a biosecurity risk, but this field of daisies is far less innocent than it looks.
Camping returns to Cape Conran
Campers, surfers and swimmers are welcomed back to the Cape Conran Coastal Park these school holidays with the reopening of the campground and new boardwalk.
Have your say on the future of the You Yangs and Serendip
Parks Victoria, in partnership with Regional Development Victoria, is inviting the public to have its say on the future of You Yangs Regional Park and Serendip Sanctuary.
Have your say on the future of Tower Hill
Parks Victoria is inviting the public to have its say on a Draft Activation and Linkages Plan for the Tower Hill State Game Reserve.
