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Lower Dandenong Creek Litter Collaboration
Collaboration to effectively tackle litter across the lower Dandenong Creek catchment The Lower Dandenong Creek Litter Collaboration brings together the Cities of Casey, Greater Dandenong and Kingston, Parks Victoria, Melbourne... -
Patterson River Litter Trap
A heavy duty solution to a significant litter problem The Patterson River is a waterway with significant recreational and amenity values, but is also at the end of a significantly... -
Permanent protection for Barrm Birrm
A potential new park The former Shone and Schultz sub-division in Riddells Creek, known as ‘Barrm Birrm’ (place of many yam roots), has high quality woodlands in private and Council... -
Elsternwick Park
Creating the Elsternwick Park Nature Reserve The four Councils in the Elster Creek catchment -Bayside City Council, City of Port Phillip, City of Glen Eira and City of Kingston and... -
Mulloway investigations
Improving the understanding of Mulloway movements through targeted surveys and recreational tagging Mulloway are a key recreational fishing target and this project aims to build on a larger, statewide and... -
Feral Cat Free French Island
Creating an island safe-haven for French Islands unique wildlife Surrounded by the internationally significant Western Port Ramsar site, French Island is a special place for biodiversity. The combination of its... -
A lifeline for Fairy Terns
Protecting and enhancing one of our most threatened seabirds Fairy Terns, one of Australia’s smallest and most threatened seabirds, are currently experiencing major population declines in South-eastern Australia. Large breeding... -
Strategy role and use
The role of this Regional Catchment Strategy The Port Phillip and Western Port Regional Catchment Strategy describes the natural resources of this region and some of the key connections between... -
Community Conservation of the Hooded Plover
Empowering community action to protect and enhance beach nesting birds Biodiversity values of Victoria’s coastline are under significant pressure. Human disturbance and habitat degradation significantly contribute to declines of coastally... -
Building Site Action Plans for Migratory Shorebirds
Empowering communities to take action for shorebird sites in local areas Migratory Shorebird Site Action Plans (SAPs) are a concept developed by BirdLife Australia with the aim of empowering communities...
