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News and Events
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- Media Releases 2016
- Marine debris entanglements high on researchers’ agenda
- Nature Parks December 2015 Board Update
- Penguins make a big song and dance
- Dads ‘n’ Kids camping weekends
- What's on at the Nature Parks
- Churchill Island Easter Fun Festival
- February Board Update
- Six months on an Island Ark
- Community loves what's new at Nature Parks
- Nature Parks welcomes visiting Rangers
- Dads ‘n’ Kids enjoy a jam-packed weekend
- Protecting St Kilda's Little Penguin Colony
- Shearwater rescue preparation begins
- What’s on for World Penguin Weekend
- $58 million investment in Australia’s leading eco-tourism attraction
- Nature Parks' Local Pass now includes Antarctic Journey
- Celebrate Surfing at the Annual Teams Challenge
- Celebrate Surfing at the Annual Teams Challenge
- Wave Pinchers Steal Annual Surf Teams Challenge
- Nature Parks April Board Update
- Protection of Summerland Peninsula wildlife enhanced
- What’s on for the first annual Winter Whale Weekend
- Chris Hemsworth votes for Phillip Island
- New Penguins Plus Viewing Experience Wins World Environment Day Awards 2016
- Nature Parks runs Educators’ Expo for teachers in Casey
- Ice Age: On a collision course with the Nature Parks these school holidays
- Nature Parks May Board Update
- Penguins spotted in Altona and Gippsland classrooms
- Nature Parks June Board Update
- Record year for Phillip Island’s penguins
- Sunday Fun Day Specials at the Nobbies Centre
- Experiments, investigations and activities to celebrate Science Weekend
- Spring is in the air on Phillip Island
- Phillip Island community is fighting back against the rabbit
- Mums ‘n’ Kids camping weekend
- September Superhero Training and Holiday activities
- Spring is a Festive time for Seniors on Phillip Island
- Marine conference delegates visit Phillip Island
- Calling all Superheroes these school holidays!
- Kinder by Torchlight Evenings at the Cowes Early Learning Centre
- Phillip Island Nature Parks Board update – August 2016
- Nature Parks contributes $498 million to Victoria’s economy
- Art exhibition celebrates iconic Nobbies landmark
- Breeding season arrives for Phillip Island’s seal colony
- $58m Visitor Centre For Penguin Parade Waddling Up Fast
- Nature Parks welcomes Governor of Victoria
- Phillip Island’s National Surfing Reserve Takes Marram Grass to Task
- Penguins Plus wins National Landscape Architecture Awards
- Three new Island EcoBoat tours set to make a splash
- Hooded Plovers in need of our help
- Nature Parks a White Ribbon Workplace
- Penguin Chirpy Chicks waddling further afield
- November Board Update
- Nature Parks CEO resigns to take up leadership role in parks management
- Media Releases 2017
- December Board Update
- When balloons fly, seabirds die
- Young wildlife warriors watch over our Hoodies
- Turning up the heat on global hotspots of marine biodiversity
- The Lady Nelson “launched” at Churchill Island
- Nature Parks February Board Update
- Biological control of rabbits commences on Phillip Island
- Discover science that moves you at the Antarctic Journey
- Nature Parks announces new CEO
- Shearwater rescue preparation begins
- Nature Parks March Board Update
- Fun Kids' Wildlife Program for World Penguin Weekend
- “Penguin Chirpy Chicks” spreading the word in more classrooms
- Penguin Foundation receives Disney Conservation Grant
- Team Spirit Alive for National Surfing Reserve’s Challenge
- Local students ‘turning the tide’ on marine debris
- Archysurf Takes Out Surf Team Challenge
- Nature Parks celebrates its dedicated volunteers
- New Penguin Parade Visitor Centre waddles one step closer to reality
- Royal Weekend at the Antarctic Journey
- May Board Update
- Nature Parks June Board Update
- Discover the benefits of Volunteering with the Nature Parks
- Phillip Island National Surfing Reserve Takes Two on Tackling Marram Grass
- Vice-regal visit to Phillip Island
- Penguin Parade sustains storm damage
- From the Ocean Floor to Life on the Land - School Holidays
- Fox-free Phillip Island to save bandicoots from extinction
- White Ribbon
The Phillip Island Penguin Parade is one of Australia's most popular wildlife attractions - perfect for a family holiday or getting back to nature.
Experience wild koalas in their natural habitat and stroll through Aussie bushland at our environmentally sustainable Centre dedicated to koala conservation.
Step back in time... meet the farm animals, relax in the cafe, enjoy the water views, stroll amongst heritage buildings and lovely gardens.
Located only 5 minutes from the Penguin Parade and overlooking the wild water of Bass Strait, the FREE Nobbies Centre showcases Australian fur seals and the unique marine life in our Southern Oceans.