News
Hooded Plovers in Mornington Peninsula National Park
This summer has been one of the best breeding seasons on record for Hoodies on the Mornington Peninsula so it looks like our protection work is having a positive impact.
If you’re looking for the best places to see underwater ecosystems and encounter marine wildlife, look no further! We’ve rounded up some of the best ways to explore marine protected areas. So, pack your togs, wetsuit, a mask and snorkel and head to the coast!
Visitors urged to respect and protect our parks
Visitors to parks and reserves are urged to respect the natural environment and only obtain firewood from legal sources to prevent destruction of native habitat.
Safety information trial for MacKenzie Falls
A visitor safety and information ‘pop up’ is hoped to be trialled later this year at MacKenzie Falls in the Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park.
An experience in nature for blind and vision-impaired kids
Children who are blind or vision-impaired have experienced some of the plants, animals and Aboriginal culture of Wadawurrung Country during a pilot education program at Serendip Sanctuary.
The warmer months are a great time to experience the natural environment. Here are some tips on how you can stay safe in summer and enjoy your visit.
Alpine Discovery Days at Bogong High Plains
Learn about the area’s rich history and natural beauty
Blue-green algae warning for Lake Bolac
Parks Victoria has announced that a blue-green algae bloom is currently affecting Lake Bolac, in western Victoria.
Giving biodiversity a fighting chance
An update on Victoria’s biggest deer and feral animal control program.
