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Volunteering kickstarted Kelsey's career in conservation at Wilsons Prom
Wilsons Prom has been a cherished sanctuary for Kelsey Fraser ever since she was little, igniting a passion that led her to dedicate her time to its care as a volunteer with the local Friends group. This commitment helped nurture her connection to the park and later gave her the experience needed to secure a career with Parks Victoria.
Lead design consultant appointed for Clyde and Werribee Township Regional Parks
Communities in the growing areas of Wyndham Vale, Tarneit and Clyde are one step closer to enjoying more green spaces, with a lead design consultant appointed for Werribee Township and Clyde Regional Parks.
Plans progressing for Warburton Redwood Forest upgrades
Plans to upgrade facilities at the Cement Creek Redwood Forest in Warburton are progressing, with Parks Victoria currently seeking tenders to construct new visitor facilities at the site.
Camp, connect, and contribute with Parks Victoria's Volunteer Campground Host program
Do you love camping and getting closer to nature? Are you a people person happy to help others and share knowledge? If so, you could be a natural fit for Parks Victoria’s Volunteer Campground Host program.
The citizen science volunteers who are making a difference in shorebird conservation
A group of volunteer citizen scientists known as the Victorian Wader Study Group have been carefully recording data about different migratory shorebirds visiting Victoria for nearly half a century. The information they've collected is now being used in conservation policies around the world. Read on to find out how.
A new park in Melbourne's east has been named 'ngarrak nakorang wilam park', recognising the enduring connection of Wurundjeri people to the land.
50,000 year old kangaroo fossil uncovered in Gippsland
The powerful jaws of an extinct species of short-faced kangaroo have emerged from the dark depths of a cave on Gunaikurnai Country near Buchan in East Gippsland.
Planning a visit to a national park? Here’s your guide to responsible park exploration
With great experiences comes great responsibility. As visitors, we each have the power to be a champion for these irreplaceable ecosystems.
Deep Rock Pavilion gets a revamp
Sporting communities in Melbourne’s north can look forward to updated and more inclusive facilities at the Deep Rock sporting precinct, with draft designs developed for improvements at the pavilion in Yarra Bend Park.
From giants to ashes: the centuries old trees disappearing from Victoria's parks
Firewood can be a cost-effective fuel for households, but it is also vital habitat for many of our native animals. How many stop to think about the origins of the firewood they burn?