TOP 30 Victorian species conservation in Victoria

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Welcome to Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater Inc., a renowned establishment located at Yellingbo, Macclesfield Road, 1217. As an establishment, park, point of interest, and tourist attraction, we are proud to be a part of Australia's rich natural heritage. Since our formation in May 1989, we have been dedicated to the conservation and preservation of the critically endangered Victorian bird emblem, the Helmeted Honeyeater. At that time, the population of these magnificent birds had plummeted to a critically low level of just 50 individuals. Recognizing the urgent need for action, we came together as a community to protect and safeguard this unique species.

Welcome to the Mt Rothwell Biodiversity Interpretation Centre, located in Little River, Victoria, Australia. Situated on Mount Rothwell Road, just 50 km from Melbourne, our establishment is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts, conservationists, and tourists alike. Mt Rothwell is renowned as the largest feral predator-free ecosystem in Victoria, providing a safe haven for some of Australia's most threatened fauna. Here, you can witness the beauty and diversity of species such as the Eastern Barred Bandicoot, Southern Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby, and Eastern Quoll in their natural habitat.

Welcome to Clarkesdale Bird Sanctuary, a hidden gem nestled in Happy Valley, along the scenic Linton-Piggoreet Road in Australia. As an establishment, park, point of interest, and tourist attraction, Clarkesdale Sanctuary offers a unique experience for nature enthusiasts and bird lovers alike. Originally donated by passionate conservationist Gordon Clarke, this sanctuary spans an impressive 535 hectares, with fifty hectares previously occupied by a pine plantation. Thanks to Clarke's vision and the support of the Victorian Government’s Biodiversity On-ground Action plan, the area has been transformed into a thriving habitat for native trees such as eucalyptus and wattle.