Maritime Planning
As the Local Port Manager for Port Phillip and Western Port and Port Campbell, Parks Victoria is responsible to ensure that the Port operates in a safe, efficient and functional way. This often includes how the water and land work together to achieve a cohesive environment.
Management Plans and other strategic documents articulate the vision, goals, outcomes, measures and long-term strategies for Parks Victoria managed assets and land. Parks Victoria regularly undertakes planning exercises for many of the sites it manages across the Bays and Waterways region.
Recent activity:
Williamstown Foreshore Strategic Plan 2010
Williamstown Vessel Traffic Management Plan 2008
Williamstown Foreshore Landscape and Visual Assessment 2008
Mistletoe
25 Jan 2012
Mistletoes are semi-parasitic native plants which use other plants to obtain their water and nutrients. They often mimic the host and can have very colourful flowers. There are 85 species of native mistletoe throughout Australia. Their nectar is highly attractive to birds, particularly the mistletoe bird which plays an important role …
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