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Visiting nature this summer will be different.
Floods and storms in Victoria's parks and reserves
Victorians getting into nature this summer must plan ahead as access to some favourite destinations may be restricted.
How does a fence protect native plants and animals
Wilsons Promontory National Park will become a 50,000-hectare climate change safe haven, where Victoria’s rich wildlife and habitats are freed from the pressures of introduced species. But how does a fence help?
Protecting the Proms vulnerable creatures
Small native species at Wilsons Promontory are at risk of being predated by foxes and feral cats. A dedicated team of conservationists and specialist rangers have been hard at work to reduce this threat and give native species the best chance of thriving.
Repairs progressing for Point Gellibrand seawall
Communities in Melbourne’s west are set to enjoy the promenade at Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park for years to come, with Duratec Limited appointed to deliver important repairs to the bluestone seawall.
A better visitor experience for 18 urban parks
Melburnians are set to enjoy a better visitor experience at some of their favourite parks, with Ace Infrastructure, a division of Ace Contractors Group, appointed to construct new and improved facilities at 18 popular parks across Melbourne.
Top tips for a pristine and plastic-free picnic.
A better journey along the Bay Trail
Communities in Melbourne’s west are on track to enjoying a better journey along the Bay Trail, with Parks Victoria appointing Fleetwood Urban Pty Ltd to construct a missing link in the trail between Williamstown and Point Cook.
How to care for nature in parks
For your next visit in nature, discover how you can best care for biodiversity.
Shared-use sporting pavilion officially open at Albert Park's Oval One
Albert Park sporting clubs and community groups can now enjoy more opportunities to get active and participate in sport, with a brand new shared-use pavilion now open at Oval One in Albert Park on Bunurong Country.