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Introducing Darren Barnes from Yarra Ranges

This year we’re celebrating World Ranger Day (31 July) by highlighting some of our amazing people on nature’s frontline. Read on to learn about Darren Barnes, a passionate ranger who earned a National Medal for his work during the 2009 Black Saturday fires.

Introducing Tomas Sanchez from Mount Buffalo

This year we’re celebrating World Ranger Day (31 July) by highlighting some of our amazing people on nature’s frontline. Read on to learn about Tom Sanchez, a Ranger Team Leader at Mount Buffalo.

Parks Victoria to repair and reopen the O’Shannassy Aqueduct Dee Slip Bridge

Repairs to the Dee Slip Bridge in the Yarra Ranges National Park are about to begin, restoring pedestrian, cyclist and emergency vehicle access along the much-loved O’Shannassy Aqueduct Trail.

Works commence on the Redwood Forest

Following the announcement of proposed upgrades in 2023, works have now commenced in the Redwood Forest at Yarra Ranges National Park.

Works begin to revitalise Tidal River

A new welcome to Tidal River is on the way, as work starts on a new visitor centre for the most popular campsite in Victoria.

Treating invasive species at Tamboon Inlet

Along the far east coast of Victoria tower some of the most spectacular dune systems, learn about how we're protecting them from invasive species.

Mount Donna Buang snow play - what to know before you go

Here’s what you need to know to have a safe and enjoyable experience in the snow at Mount Donna Buang this winter.

All aboard! Work well underway on Wattle Park iconic trams

Wattle Park’s love affair with trams is set to roll on as two iconic heritage trams are being given a second lease on life as unique picnic shelters for families to enjoy when visiting the park.

Rangers to the rescue on snowy long weekend

As snow fell across the High Country and temperatures plummeted below zero over King's Birthday weekend, Parks Victoria rangers braved the worst conditions to help save lives.

Further work underway on draft management plan for Dyurrite (Mount Arapiles–Tooan State Park)

Community views on the future of the Mount Arapiles–Tooan State Park will be fully considered over the coming months as the management plan for the park is finalised. Parks Victoria has prepared a community engagement summary report, following four months of consultation on the draft amendment.