Get into nature
Explore more ways to get into nature and learn from the experts. Whether you have a special interest in the environment or looking to get involved with Parks Victoria, find out more by taking a closer look at how we keep our parks special and ensure access for everyone whilst protecting our precious natural assets.
Visiting a park can be more of a challenge for people with disabilities however, in Victoria, there are a wide range of facilities to help people of all abilities enjoy our wonderful parks around the state.
Find out more about opportunities to become part of the Parks Victoria team that is committed to making a difference to our natural environment through professionally managing one of the world's great park systems.
In a new podcast, renowned expert and science communicator Dr Mark Norman, Chief Scientist Conservation and Climate Action at Parks Victoria, will delve into the tricky questions concerning the future of Victoria's special places.
Parks Victoria works closely with Traditional Owners, government, stakeholders and communities in the development of management plans and strategies. Engagement ensures that we consider a range of views and perspectives, while sharing some of the opportunities and tensions we face in managing our parks and waterways.
We look after the most important areas of habitat for Victoria's native plants and animals.
Parks Victoria welcomes the corporate sector to become official partners to support our important conservation, health, education, adventure and experience programs for the benefit of the environment, our community and our visitors.
Cultural diversity and inclusion
Parks Victoria embraces and celebrates the cultural diversity of the Victorian community, and we are committed to providing accessible, safe, and inclusive park experiences for all.
With a beautiful and diverse portfolio of estate, Parks Victoria have opportunities for operators, private investors and registered community groups to do business with us across National Parks, Reserves, Crown Land, State Forest and Waterways.
Victoria's parks, reserves, and waterways can provide the perfect location for your next event, from school sports, private weddings to major events.
Manage your business against some of Australia’s most beautiful backdrops. Parks Victoria offers some of the most iconic locations and venues for lease and licence opportunities in Australia.
Parks Victoria supports the development of young nature stewards, which is why we offer a range of curriculum-aligned opportunities to learn in, for and about nature.
A great way to experience Victoria’s State and National Parks is with a licensed tour operator (LTO). Licensed tour operators are experts in conducting organised, recreational activities and more.
As the state's largest employer of Rangers, our rangers play an important role in protecting our planet’s natural treasures, cultural heritage and biodiversity. They also contribute to the ongoing management, wellbeing and legacy of the parks we manage, protect and conserve now and for future generations.
The free supporter program aims to connect you with Parks Victoria’s places, programs, people and other supporters who are also passionate about nature and future of Victoria’s parks and waterways and the native wildlife that call them home.
Parks Victoria invites suitably qualified businesses to work with us on a number of open tenders.
Procurement within Parks Victoria is aligned to the Victorian Government Purchasing Board policy framework established under the Financial Management Act 1994.
You can benefit both mind and body when you get outdoors to explore and experience Victoria's natural places. Before you go, take a look at our safety tips and check our changed conditions and closures information for a great visit.
Show your support for nature through advocacy, volunteering, giving or corporate sponsorship and learn more about our investment into nature.
Volunteering in parks is a great way to contribute to conserving Victoria’s special places.