nature preserve in E Keilor

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The Living Legacy organic treatment transforms human ashes into active micro nutrients that help trees grow. Planting a living legacy memorial tree lets you do the right thing by someone’s life, …

KARMIC Cold Pressed Juice is a health food company located in Port Melbourne, Victoria, AU, that specializes in producing organic cold-pressed juice. They offer a wide range of delicious, fresh-p…

Trust for Nature Trust for Nature protects native plants and wildlife for future generations of Victorians by conserving habitat on private land. Working…

A great play space behind the sportsfield with a range of play equipment and nature play elements set among the natural Moonee Ponds Creek environs.

Friends of Lower Kororoit Creek (FOLKC) held its first planting in June 2001. Since then there have been countless planting days and other working bees with over 1,000 volunteers of all ages, pla…

Birrarung Marr, on the Yarra River’s north bank next to Federation Square, is Melbourne's newest major park. Opened in 2002, it hosts events and festivals. From Princes Bridge, the park incorpor…

The City of Melbourne is renowned for its beautiful parks and gardens. There are over 30 safe and attractive playgrounds to choose from, something for every age group and ability.

Yarra Park is one of the main public parklands in Melbourne and is located within the city’s vibrant sports and entertainment precinct. It provides the setting for the MCG and nearby Punt Road Ov…

The City of Yarra is an inner metropolitan municipality which is home to a diverse community of about 94,000 people.

The website of the Merri Creek Management Committee

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Named after Melbourne's co-founder, John Pascoe Fawkner, and first reserved in 1862, Fawkner Park remains largely unchanged from its original design.