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Love the outdoors? Make it your career

The search is on for Victoria's next generation of rangers, with outdoor enthusiasts encouraged to apply for one of 62 new roles across the state.

Fire-affected parks remain closed as others reopen

Check for closures and alerts before you travel.

Major park closures Friday 9 January

Many parks across the state will be closed due to Catastrophic and Extreme Fire Danger Ratings. Stay home and stay safe.

A person looks out at the view of the water and landscape of Sealers Bay at Wilsons Promontory National Park.

Sealers Cove walking track rebuild starts

Construction is underway on the major rebuild of the Sealers Cove walking track at Wilsons Promontory National Park, restoring one of the Prom’s most iconic and best-loved hikes.

Two small Plains-wanderers are seen at the front of a metal cage that has been opened. Two people leaned down are holding the cage open – we only see their legs and hands. They are on a dry, beige looking patch of grasslands.

Release into grasslands offers hope for critically endangered Plains-wanderers

Seven captive-bred Plains-wanderers have been released into Victorian grasslands, offering hope for one of Australia’s most endangered native birds.

A koala sitting in a tree at French Island National Park.

Health assessments underway for French Island koalas

Veterinary assessments of French Island’s koalas are underway as part of DEECA and Parks Victoria’s long-term management of koala welfare throughout Victoria.

A tall brick chimney stands in an open field

Victorian kitten makes its mark on history at Beehive Chimney

Builders working on the Beehive Chimney in Maldon recently made an amazing discovery on two of the bricks high on the tower – a kitten’s pawprints, preserved since the 1860s.

Open nature themed play area with walking path circling play equipment and tall trees behind

Feedback closing soon on new park plans in Clyde and Werribee

Community feedback on the draft plans for two new regional parks in Clyde and the Werribee area close next week.

Mountain Ash and ferns create a spectacular backdrop for a picnic in the Yarra Ranges National Park.

Works start on historic Dee Slip Bridge repair

The historic Dee Slip Bridge in the Yarra Ranges National Park is one step closer to reopening, as work begins to restore pedestrian, cyclist and emergency vehicle access along the much-loved O’Shannassy Aqueduct Trail on Wurundjeri Country.

Smiling group of people standing on ramped earth in front of the Serendip display pond. A tall pole at right features a yellow, orange and white artwork by Wadawurrung artist Jenna Oldaker. This was taken when the Stakeholder Reference Group visited the almost completed Sensory Garden.

You Yangs precinct and concept design consultation report released

The family favourite Serendip Sanctuary is blooming this spring, as we get ready for major works to start after the release of our You Yangs precinct consultation report.

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