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Prom Sanctuary celebrates prom-ising early wins
Recent invasive species control and habitat restoration works are laying strong foundations to protect and restore Wilsons Promontory National Park’s wildlife and ecosystems.
Grampians Ark project a lifeline for endangered native animals
As the 2024-25 summer bushfires burned in the Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park, recovery teams raced against time to save the landscapes unique and endangered native animals. When animals or plants are listed as threatened it means they are on a sliding scale of being at risk of extinction.
Building history at Bluff Falls
When 90-year-old Bill Carkeek heard about the celebration of the new lookout at Bluff Falls, he made the three-hour trip from Numurkah to Burrowa-Pine National Park to share his history of this hidden gem.OF
The (secret) best time to visit Wilsons Promontory National Park
Victoria's Wilsons Promontory National Park is world-renowned for its granite mountains, pristine beaches, and abundant wildlife. But what if we told you there's a secret season to experience the park at its best?
Essential updates keep campgrounds open at Lake Eildon National Park
Much loved campgrounds in the Fraser Block at Lake Eildon National Park are receiving an update to make sure visitors can enjoy camping there for many years to come.
Half-price camping is back for the next two years
From 1 July 2025, the Victorian Government is investing $10.5 million to keep camping fees at half price at Parks Victoria campgrounds across the state for another two years.
From Junior Ranger to Park Ranger with a lifelong thread of volunteering
Growing up, some kids want to be an astronaut, or the first female Prime Minister, or a race car driver. But Joy Thorup Andersen knew she wanted to grow up to be a Park Ranger.
Red Hill Riders volunteer trail crew keeping Arthurs Seat State Park on track
Behind the smooth berms, flowing descents, and well-maintained mountain bike jumps at Arthurs Seat State Park is a small but dedicated team of volunteers – the Red Hill Riders Trail Crew – quietly putting in the hard yards to keep the trails open, safe, and sustainable.
Discover the magic of Plenty Gorge on a volunteer-led Park Walk
There’s nothing quite like a relaxing walk along a quiet bush track – and Plenty Gorge Parklands offers just that, with a diverse landscape full of surprises waiting to be explored. One of the best ways to explore the park is through a free, guided Park Walk led by dedicated volunteers.
Tell us your favourite design for the new local Dickinson Reserve Playground
We are seeking your feedback on the draft designs for Dickinson Reserve Playground in Yarra Bend Park.