Conservation News - winter 2026
Positive action for a biodiverse future Wumindjika (Welcome)A message from Shael Martin, General Manager Conservation Welcome to another bumper edition of Conservation news! As the new incoming General Manager Conservation for Phillip Island Nature Parks, I would…
Know Your Nature Parks - Winter 2026
Winter is the perfect time to rug up, grab your binoculars and take a brisk beach walk in search of humpback whales, Southern right whales and spectacular seabirds such as albatross.…
Know Your Nature Parks - Autumn 2026
As autumn settles in, on Phillip Island (Milawul), the busy shorebird breeding season begins to wind down.
Conservation News - December
Positive action for a biodiverse future Wumindjika (Welcome)A message from Stuart Murphy, Acting General Manager Conservation With the recent departure of Jess McKelson to South Australia, I have enjoyed leading our Conservation…
Know Your Nature Parks - Summer 2025–26
Summer on Milawul (Phillip Island) is a time of warmth, wonder, and connection.
Know Your Nature Parks - Spring 2025
Spring on Phillip Island (Milawul) is a symphony of life and movement. The return of short-tailed shearwaters is one of nature’s most awe-inspiring migrations.
Know Your Nature Parks - Winter 2025
Winter is the time to rug up, dust off your binoculars and take a brisk beach walk searching for humpback whales, Southern right whales and spectacular seabirds such as albatross.
Conservation News - July
Positive action for a biodiverse future Wumindjika (Welcome)A message from Jessica McKelson, General Manager Conservation Image 1: Dedicated members of the bush stone curlew project team Senior Scientist, Dr Duncan Sutherland, General…
Know Your Nature Parks - Autumn 2025
As we head into autumn, the shorebirds breeding season comes to an end on Phillip Island (Milawul).
Conservation News - December 2024
Positive action for a biodiverse future Wumindjika (Welcome)A message from Jessica McKelson, General Manager Conservation Image 1: Jess and Board Member Kevin Love assisting with the translocation of bush stone-curlews.