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Top five places to see wattle on National Wattle Day
In honour of National Wattle Day on September 1, Parks Victoria has picked five places across the state you can visit to see wattle.
A visiting choir tests the acoustics of Royal Cave
Singing and sightseeing their way across Victoria, the California State University Fullerton Singers took a moment to test the acoustics of the Royal Cave with the song “I Lift Up My Eyes” by Jocelyn Hagen.
Four legged gardeners caring for Koomba Park
A surprising group of four legged friends are helping to care for Country as part of a weed control trial at Koomba Park in Dandenong Valley Parklands.
Storytelling through art and song at Brambuk
During NAIDOC week, Brambuk: The National Park and Cultural Centre saw Traditional Owners, community members and visitors connect, share stories, and celebrate creativity on Country through art and music.
Community to have their say on Grampians upgrades
The local community and visitors to the Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park are invited to have their say on proposed upgrades to popular locations in the park.
If you eat Japanese food, you might be familiar with Undaria pinnatifida, commonly known as Japanese Kelp or Wakame. But did you know this plant is an invasive species in Victoria’s waters?
More sporting opportunities for Albert Park community
Communities in Melbourne’s bayside now have more opportunities to participate in sport, with works to expand the David Mandie and Clarke Shields Pavilion at Albert Park now complete.
Celebrating Parks Victoria and Scouts Victoria
Inspiring Victoria’s youngest nature-lovers in the beautiful bushland of Lysterfield Park.
Unique ways to experience tall forests
Victoria’s tall forests are magical all year round, offering a cool escape in summer and a misty wonderland in winter. Pack a bag, charge your phone and get ready to recharge your soul through these unique experiences in Victoria’s incredible tall forests.
The Forest Giant: Mountain Ash
Standing in the heart of a tall forest, it’s hard not to feel small. Feel the wonder as you look up at the forest giants – towering trees that stretch into the sunlight. With some of these giants more than 300 years old, they remind us of our place in the world.