From Victoria National Parks Association (30/3/24)…
First Edition of Park Watch for 2024
“We launch two landmark reports that can help positively shape the future of Victoria’s natural systems.
We ask what ‘community forestry’ really means in practice, learn how a tiny frog showed up the glaring shortcomings in our national nature laws, ponder why the Victorian Government is on a go slow in legislating new central west parks, learn how to not save a stonefly; and more.”
This document carries a wealth of articles, information and updates. Some of the articles…
- Slaughter of native waterbirds to continue
- Great expectations for the Central Highlands forests
- Victorian national parks creation on a go slow
- How strategic are strategic assessments?
- Picnic for the Park puts spotlight on rogue logging
- How not to save a stonefly
- Trees are monuments too 17 Our favourite trees
- The winds of change
- Terminal diagnosis
- Logging in the shadows
- State of our grasslands
- Sighting stats assist seeking sea slugs 30 Frogs, bogs and laws that do their jobs