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Lifejacket trial for rock fishers
Rock fishing is a great way to enjoy the great outdoors, but it’s also risky. And tragically, several people drown each year after being swept off rocks. A two-year trial of new laws that require rock fishers to wear a lifejacket at high-risk locations will commence on 1 March 2022.
Campground coming to life at Point Nepean
Works have started on a new low-impact campground at Point Nepean.
Nearly two years since bushfires swept through large areas across East Gippsland, Parks Victoria scientists re-visited sites to see how nature is recovering.
Soak up the health benefits of water
In Victoria, we’re blessed with some of Australia’s most picturesque blue spaces from towering falls to crisp coastlines and even an inner-city river. Take a look at our top 7 ways to get out and experience the incredible health benefits of water.
Outdoor fitness and adventure in Melbourne
We’ve rounded up a list of some parks around Melbourne with outdoor activities to help you switch off, boost your fitness and recreation time, detox from the digital and soak up some sunlight.
Vision for the future of the You Yangs released
A plan for the future of conservation, cultural heritage and recreation in the You Yangs Regional Park and Serendip Sanctuary has been released.
Veteran ranger Brian Martin celebrates 40 years at Parks Victoria
Reminiscing on his now 40-year career with Parks Victoria, Brian Martin repeatedly states, “I probably get accused of not having many days off and it’s because I don’t want to miss anything.”
Designs to be developed for new Melbourne parklands
Plans for an extensive new park in Melbourne’s east are being developed, with tenders now being sought for design of the 35-hectare area.
New staff lead bushfire recovery for Gippsland
A team of new Parks Victoria staff are helping with bushfire reconstruction and economic recovery in east Gippsland and north-east Victoria.
With some of Australia’s best green spaces and walking trails, we’ve put together 10 ways for you to get moving in Victoria’s parks. So, let’s hit pause and go for a walk.