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Ayr Creek is a compromised eco-system, but it is still home to a surprising diversity of birds, which were studied in March and April...

Every November and December, hundreds of divers and snorkelers plunge into the water to take part in the biggest citizen-science event on Victoria’s marine calendar, the Great Victorian Fish Count. Armed with a dive slate, they record the numbers of a selection of important fish species and report any others not usually found in the area as part of this long-term monitoring of fish across the Victorian coast. The Count has been running since 2002, led by the Victorian Nationa

See the latest progress in the PDF file below.

Here is the report from a year-long investigation of the current beach erosion sequence at Inverloch, and the environmental, economic and...

Our project, Wonthaggi's Hidden Gem, was funded by Pick My Project. Take a look at the article below to find out more.

The Conservation Society has been involved in a long-drawn-out battle to place a large area of bushland adjoining the Screw Creek estuary...