Our Community

Phillip Island Nature Parks is a self-funded organisation that manages 1805 hectares of crown land across Phillip Island. We are committed to partnering with our community to protect nature for wildlife. If you live locally or are a regular visitor to Phillip Island, we invite you to take part in the conversation and get involved in any way you can.

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Locals Pass

The Nature Parks Locals Pass is your annual ticket to the Penguin Parade, Koala Conservation Reserve and Churchill Island, providing great member offers & discounts.

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Community News

Find out when local community events are happening and read updates on projects here.

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Community Committees

Our community committees provide an important two-way flow of information between the local community, stakeholders and the Nature Parks Board.

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National Surfing Reserve

Phillip Island National Surfing Reserve recognises the outstanding surf along the shores of Phillip Island and the long, rich surf culture and history.

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Local Plant Nursery

The Barb Martin Bushbank Native Plant Nursery sells a variety of native plants and is located in Rhyll.

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Regulations

Read the draft regulations and set-asides which help us ensure the Crown Land we are privileged to manage is protected and visitors are kept safe.

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Project Updates - Infrastructure and Planning

Read about the current projects and maintenance being conducted by Phillip Island Nature Parks

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Eastern barred bandicoot sightings

Would you like to help us track and monitor the growing Eastern barred bandicoot population on Phillip Island? Use this portal to tell us where and when you saw one.

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Beach washed penguins

Help us monitor the health of Phillip Island's coastal bird populations by reporting any birds you find washed up on beaches through this portal.

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