Make the Wombat Forest a State Park
Protect it Forever
Greater Glider (photo by Gayle Osborne)
The Wombat State Forest forms a significant part of the only largely intact native vegetation in the central Victorian region and is home to many important flora and fauna species.
The Greater Glider is the largest of the gliding possums. This beautiful, furry creature ranges in colour from brown to grey to cream, pale underneath with a short snout and large ears. The Wombat State Forest is the western extremity of the Greater Glider’s range in Victoria.
Wombat Forestcare is requesting that the State Government initiate a process for the management of the Wombat State Forest that encompasses a mixture of State Park and Community Forest Reserve.
Download brochure- Salvage by VicForests in proposed National Park
- Better Protection for Special Places
- A win for conservation – a new National Park recommended for the Wombat Forest
- An open letter to the Andrews Government - Less talk, more protection for nature
- Greater Gliders need a new national park in the Wombat Forest