We're very excited to announce the commencement of a new project to create an Aboriginal arts trail along the Dandenong Creek. In partnership with Living Links, the City of Greater Dandenong has secured $150,000 from VicHealth to facilitate the project, which will work closely with Aboriginal Peoples and the broader community. 

South East Water is currently offering grants of $500 to $10,000 to support community or charitable organisations across their service area. Applications close 14th October.

Remember the Wild has three places available for the 2020-2021 Community Conservationists program, which includes the development of a short film celebrating your work. Applications close 21st September. 

Together with our six partner councils, Parks Victoria and Melbourne Water, we’ve been working to transform the Dandenong Creek corridor into a world-class urban Living Link over the past four years. Here's the latest update.

The Living Links Coordination Committee is delighted to welcome a new member, Judith Sise. Judith represents the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria, but is involved in many environmental groups and activities across the region.

The Knox Council Biodiversity team has been producing a series of fantastic videos showcasing their 70+ bushland reserves. While we can't all get out at present, we can enjoy the reserves through these beautiful and informative videos.  

This report from Remember the Wild explores changes in how people accessed and felt about nature during the initial lockdown in the first half of 2020. It provides recommendations to enhance nature access for all.