Stay safe and help protect Phillip Island’s wildlife this summer
Phillip Island Nature Parks is asking the community to join local conservation efforts this summer and help protect wildlife.
Tourism bounce-back the highlight of the year for the Nature Parks
A record run of sell-out nights at the Penguin Parade and over one million visitors to Phillip Island Nature Parks attractions are the major highlights of the organisation’s most recent…
Sharing Our Shores: Help us protect hooded plovers
Phillip Island Nature Parks is urging the community to help threatened hooded plover shorebirds ‘nest and rest’ this breeding season by walking on dedicated beach tracks, keeping dogs on leads…
Summerland Beach nourishment works to turn the tide on erosion
Summerland Beach will undergo sand nourishment works to combat the effects of erosion and climate change on the sand dunes, safeguarding the future access of penguins to their breeding grounds…
It’s a boy! New koala joey a cause for celebration on Phillip Island
The newest addition to the Phillip Island Nature Parks family – a baby koala – has been given a clean bill of health in the annual medical checks at the…
Summer at the Nature Parks
Explore the island this summer at the Penguin Parade, Nobbies Centre and Koala Conservation Reserve and experience all the farm excitement on Churchill Island.
The Block builds big crowds at Phillip Island Penguin Parade
National and international exposure on hit TV show The Block has helped crowds surge at the Phillip Island Penguin Parade this year.
Forrest Caves stairway and beach access upgrades
Access to Forrest Caves Beach will be restricted as works are undertaken to upgrade the main beach access stairways.
Beach safety campaign to keep visitors safe
Phillip Island Nature Parks and Bass Coast Shire Council have started a public awareness campaign for beach safety ahead of the influx of visitors for the Melbourne Cup long weekend.
Second chance for rescued bandicoot joey
A tiny Eastern barred bandicoot found abandoned in a Cape Woolamai backyard has received a clean bill of health and been released back to the wild.