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From embers to recovery - Bunyip State Park is bouncing back
It’s been three years since lighting strikes ignited devastating fires across 9,300 hectares of Bunyip State Park on Bunurong Country, burning 60 per cent of bush lovingly known as the green mosaic of the East.
Improved protection for iconic heritage sites
Some of Victoria’s most celebrated historic places will be upgraded thanks to a major new package of repair and restoration works.
Breathing new life into fallen timber after storms
Exploring how fallen timber can be repurposed and potentially used elsewhere in storm impacted parks.
Altona Pier rebuild one step closer
The rebuild for Altona Pier is one step closer with the tender for construction now released.
Planning to improve outstanding Alpine walking experience continues
Parks Victoria is extending the Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing walking track. It’s part of our commitment to making sure more people can enjoy the outdoors.
One year on: the challenging recovery from catastrophic storms
Extensive recovery work has been ongoing these past 12-months in the wake of last years catastrophic storms.
New lookout shaping up at Twelve Apostles
Millions of visitors to the Victoria's Shipwreck Coast on Kirrae Wurrung Country will soon enjoy a stunning new lookout perched high above the iconic Twelve Apostles.
Five new lookouts for spectacular Plenty River Trail
Final designs have been released for the major new trail to be built at Plenty Gorge Park, unveiling five new lookouts for visitors to enjoy spectacular views of the area.
New accommodation for the Prom
The popular Prom has more accommodation options on the way, as we deliver the $23 million Wilsons Prom Revitalisation project.
Repairs to rejuvenate Point Gellibrand Sea Wall
The historic sea wall at Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park in Williamstown will be brought back to life through repair works to make the wall and promenade safe for people to enjoy for years to come.