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25.01.2022 Would you like the opportunity to deliver forest management activities in Victoria’s State forests and national parks? And contribute to Forest Fire Management... Victoria’s emergency response and planned burning activities? Forest and Fire Operations Officers do all this and more, and what better location to work from than our Bendoc work centre in the far north-east of the Gippsland region. For details go to: https://careers.vic.gov.au//forest-and-fire-operations-off Applications close at midnight on Thursday, 24 September 2020. Bendoc Resource Centre Bendoc Pub Bombala Times The Monaro Post CFA Gippsland

25.01.2022 SES Leongatha Unit members spent several hours yesterday at Wilson's Promontory assisting Ambulance Victoria to evacuate a patient from the Sealers Cove walking... track. Together with a Parks Victoria ranger and MICA wilderness paramedic we successfully located, secured and transported the patient down to the shoreline on a VICSES mule stretcher where they were evacuated via HEMS air ambulance to receive medical care for a fractured bone. Victoria Police Search and Rescue supported on standby and Coast Guard Port Welshpool assisted in transporting our emergency service members back to a more accessible location. #VICSES #EmergencyResponders #WeWorkAsOne

24.01.2022 The NSW Government recently released the report of the Independent Bushfire Inquiry into the devastating 2019/20 fires. Check out this video which showcases the courageous work of NPWS firefighters and highlights our commitment to implementing the Inquiry recommendations.

21.01.2022 Meet Leigh Nolan, firefighter extraordinaire and just one of the many amazing women working for NPWS. Leigh is the first female Air Attack Supervisor for NPWS, ...has over 20 years’ experience in fire management and currently coordinates over 200 firefighters. She also works closely with Girls on Fire, a not for profit organisation which aims to encourage young women to consider a career or voluntary position in firefighting and emergency services. #NSWParks #InternationalWomensDay Image 1: DPIE/ Peter Taseski | Image 2: NSW RFS

20.01.2022 Hot off the press...the World Ranger Congress that was to be held in Azores, Portugal in May 2022 will now be postponed until May 2023. Here's what the Portuguese Ranger Association have to say... The 10th World Ranger Congress's theme will be Oceans and Climate Change.... The Ocean is the largest ecosystem on the planet, being a place of refuge for millions of species. Climate change has made the oceans warmer and more acidic, affecting marine life. It is necessary to reverse this critical situation and act quickly. The 10th World Rangers Congress has as one of its goals to plea for a greater and real action of conservation and regeneration of the Oceans and to alert to the need to involve more and more Rangers in the defence of the Oceans. The World Rangers Congress is an important milestone to define a strategy for involving the Rangers worldwide for the protection of the Oceans. The union of all Rangers worldwide will ensure the future of life in the Oceans. The 10th World Rangers Congress will have the theme The oceans and climate change, to be held in the city of Ponta Delgada, on São Miguel Island, Archipelago of the Azores. This will be the first event to be held on an Island and we are confident that we will bring together Rangers from around the world. The event will include a series of conferences and posters for presentation and discussion on the role of the Rangers in the preservation of the Oceans and field visits will also be made to discover some of the most emblematic places on the Island and make visits in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean to meet the giants of the seas (whales). The World Congress also aims to bring together professionals from the class to communicate papers and exchange ideas and experiences. Informations: The Congress will take place on the island of São Miguel, in the city of Ponta Delgada, capital of the Autonomous Region of the Azores. The international airport of Ponta Delgada - João Paulo II, is less than 3 km away from the city centre of Ponta Delgada. From the hotels to the Congress venue and the dining venues, circulation will be carried out on foot, with very short distances. Soon we will give more information about the 2023 World Rangers Congress. See more

19.01.2022 Such great messages especially in NAIDOC week. #alwayswasalwayswillbe

18.01.2022 A wonderful opportunity to lead a high performing team undertake park management in arguably one of the most spectacular parts of Victoria, North Eastern Victoria

17.01.2022 Managing visitors for their best experience

17.01.2022 It's on again, so log on at aussiebirdcount.org.au and "make every bird count" and you could also learn something....spread the word.

17.01.2022 Big news for Parks Victoria and the Prom.

15.01.2022 It has finally arrived.... Parks Victoria Summer Ranger Program 2020-21 is now live on Careers Vic. To assist with visitation in accordance with COVID-19 safe health guidelines and fatigue management, Parks Victoria is recruiting 32 seasonal rangers until 30 June 2021.... Applications close Wednesday 25 November 2020 (midnight). https://jobs.careers.vic.gov.au/jobs/VG-SR2020-21

13.01.2022 River Red Gum is the most iconic and important Australian eucalypt. They are the largest and also the most culturally significant tree found on the typical Mall...ee Country in Hattah-Kulkyne National Park. Decisions regarding land management of this area depend largely on geography of the land as well as the scientific measures required to best protect the environment and Country. Parks Victoria works closely with Traditional owners and other organisations to deliver water from the river Murray to some of the flood plains so this precious water can be returned to Country in the most culturally sensitive way. Learn more: https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/managing-country-together #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #NaidocWeek2020 Please note: This video was filmed before it was mandatory to wear a face covering in public. Click the settings icon to watch with subtitles.

13.01.2022 Meet Russell, our Joint Management Ranger caring for Tarra Bulga National Park on Brataualung Country. He’s lucky enough to be getting out on Country for work ...during these stage three restrictions and hopefully, it won’t be too much longer before the rest of us can too. For now, it’s important to stay safe by following the restrictions in your region and remember to be kind to yourself and take care of each other. If you're interested in working on Country then give us a call on 5152 5100 and have a yarn with one of our On Country Managers. Central Gippsland Local Aboriginal Network (LAN) Information Page, LAN's, Local Aboriginal Networks - East Gippsland, Deadly Gippsland, Moogji Aboriginal Council East Gippsland Inc., Gippsland & East Gippsland Aboriginal Co-Operative, Latrobe City Council, Parks Victoria

12.01.2022 At the International Ranger Federation’s 2019 World Congress in Chitwan, Nepal, more than 550 Rangers from 70 countries agreed to the Chitwan Declaration, which sets out a detailed list of needs and priorities for rangers. The Chitwan Declaration calls for international support and cooperation; in response a group of international conservation organisations has formed the Universal Ranger Support Alliance (URSA) to help implement the Declaration, and address the issues and obstacles which rangers have said they face. Learn more about the Universal Ranger Support Alliance and their action plan for rangers https://ursa4rangers.org/

12.01.2022 Our new International Ranger Federation (IRF) and Council of Oceania Ranger Associations (CORA) flags arrived today. Each of the Australian Ranger Associations have ordered some of these, so keep an eye out for them at future events.

12.01.2022 The International Ranger Federation acknowledges and salutes all female rangers across the world. Your knowledge, skills, dedication and commitment to the prote...ction and conservation of our Protected and Conserved Areas, natural resources,communities and wildlife is firmly recognised and highly valued. As part of the Universal Ranger Support Alliance, the IRF is working for gender equality in the ranger workforce. #UniversalRangerSupportAlliance #URSA #thingreenline #internationalwomensday2021 Image Credit: Chris Galliers

11.01.2022 We need your help! Each spring, Mountain Pygmy-possums wake up from hibernation, hungry for nutritious Bogong Moths to eat. Bogong Moths usually fly to meet ...Mountain Pygmy-possums in the billions, but this hasn’t happened in the past three years. Our scientists want to know where the moths are. If you see a Bogong Moth at your home this spring, take a photo and upload it to Zoos Victoria's Moth Tracker: https://bit.ly/3caC9s4 Thanks for your help, Federation University Australia!

11.01.2022 It’s #BiodiversityMonth and establishing climate change refuges on the #GreatBarrierReef islands is just one way we’re helping to preserve Australia’s unique bi...ological diversity. The #ReefIslands Initiative is a $14 million, 10-year program, initiated by the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, with support from the Australian Government’s #ReefTrust program, Queensland Environment Department, #LendLease and the Fitzgerald Family Foundation. The program aims to enhance the resilience of island habitats, their wildlife and communities and is one of the largest restoration projects of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. The initiative brings together Traditional Owners, tour operators, local communities, businesses and volunteers to trial new techniques and help restore reef island habitats. Find out more about this inspiring project: bit.ly/323D4ae Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort Reef Catchments Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Great Barrier Reef Foundation; manta ray and green turtle (credit Jeremy Sommerville), Lady Elliot Island

11.01.2022 There's a great Ongoing Forest Fire Management Officer Position in Gippsland (Heyfield) currently advertised on Careers Vic and Seek. Applications close 15th September. Check it out. https://careers.vic.gov.au//forest-fire-management-officer

10.01.2022 REGIONAL RANGER SUPPORT: IRF is an organising partner in this important initiative to support Rangers across Africa who are enduring drastic cuts in salaries an...d resources due to the devastating economic impact of Covid-19. Anyone can join the race and enter the #WildlifeRangerChallenge and run, cycle or walk to help raise awareness and support. Each $ donated is doubled by the Scheinberg Relief Fund. Get involved and show your support at www.wildliferangerchallenge.org #thingreenline #StandWithRangers See more

09.01.2022 The Black Summer Fires of 2019/20 may have changed some of our landscapes and ecosystems irreversibly. We may not know the full impacts for a while. But we are also seeing some positive signs of recovery and will work hard to intensively manage any threats to this recovery over coming months and years

09.01.2022 As we prepare to head into our next fire season, we are still coming to terms with the Black Summer of 2019/20. It's hard for many to understand why it takes so long to rebuild and reopen after a fire but we need to manage many complexities including ensuring places are safe for visitors. Here is one of many stories from our recovery journey.

09.01.2022 On Monday night we surveyed the Mala Paddock where we keep endangered mala (rufous hare-wallabies) away from predators that threaten the survival of the species..., which is now extinct in the wild. The 170-hectare feral-proof enclosure houses a group of these endangered mammals so they can breed and contribute to the long-term species population. Today we have a healthy and robust community of mala in the park. This little fella was a highlight of Monday night for the team - a healthy large male juvenile who is still spending a lot of time with mum but is ready now to leave the pouch for good. After traditional owner and ranger Leroy Lester found him in our trap, the mala was given a general health check and released. Park rangers and Mutitjulu Community Rangers have been surveying the paddock with the help of Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife staff. Shaeleigh Swann (Parks Australia)

08.01.2022 The things Rangers have to do. Great work by the Prom team. Thanks

07.01.2022 Want to step outside into the great outdoors? We’re looking for enthusiastic people to become Seasonal Park Rangers to help us protect Victoria’s incredible nat...ural places! You’ll be working in some of Victoria’s most unique landscapes from desert dunes and mountain tops, to coastal landscapes and ancient forests. The jobs are based all over Victoria and open to people of all backgrounds. If you have a passion for people and a love of our amazing outdoors, we want to hear from you! Tag a friend if you know someone who might be suited to this exciting opportunity. For more information about the role and locations, and to apply, visit https://fal.cn/3bH9Y

07.01.2022 Rangers at Parks Victoria are the everyday superheros; responsible for the ongoing management, wellbeing and legacy of the parks we love to visit. As part of th...e Victoria Nature Festival, get to know Luke, our local environmental ranger at Wilson’s Promontory National Park. Learn about Luke’s hopes and dreams for protecting and conserving this much-loved National Park to ensure future generations can visit this spectacular place for years to come! Please note: this video was filmed before it was a requirement to wear a face covering in public. Click the settings icon to watch with subtitles. Visit 'Victoria Nature Festival': www.vic.gov.au/ournature

07.01.2022 Vale Graeme Worboys

06.01.2022 In honor of Native American Heritage month, we recognize the rich diversity of Native American peoples. Since time immemorial, California Native Americans have ...stewarded these lands, building communities, and fostering rich cultures. This month we encourage the public to learn more about the people who first called this state and nation home, as we pause to reflect on their past, present, and future. Our California State Parks PORTS Distance Learning Program will have several opportunities for students/teachers to learn more about the Native American heritage and traditions in some of our parks such as Indian Grinding Rock SHP, Patrick’s Point State Park and Pismo State Beach. Visit www.ports-ca.us for more details. See more

03.01.2022 We smell prescribed fire season! If you plan to visit the South Rim over the next month you may see piles of woody debris being lit and burned by our fire man...agement crews along Hwy. 64/South Entrance Road. These piles were created in order to reduce understory hazardous fuels in the park's forested areas and to enhance site protection at high-priority locations. Prescribed fires play an important role in decreasing risks to life, resources, and property. Fire managers carefully plan prescribed fires, initiating them only under environmental conditions that are favorable to assuring firefighter and visitor safety and to achieving the desired objectives. Prescribed fire objectives include reducing accumulations of hazard fuels, maintaining the natural role of fire in a fire-adapted ecosystem, and protection of sensitive cultural and natural resources. NPS Photos #ImageDescription: Multiple piles of woody debris are lit on fire under a snowy, forested canopy by fire management crews the week of November 9, 2020.

03.01.2022 As part of the oldest living culture in the world, Aboriginal people have lived throughout Victoria for tens of thousands of years. Protecting cultural heritag...e is not just fundamental for Aboriginal people’s identity and wellbeing, it is important to the whole community. It is a part of Victoria’s heritage our shared story of how we have grown and evolved as a society. Parks Victoria is committed to working with Traditional Owners to protect and conserve Aboriginal cultural values across the parks estate. #alwayswasalwayswillbe #naidocweek2020 Learn more: https://fal.cn/3bsQ7 Tim Neale Please note: This photo was taken before it was mandatory to wear face masks

01.01.2022 Tomorrow, we celebrate International Women’s Day, which is dedicated to celebrating and empowering women and their achievements. Our all-female unit, Akashinga,... which aptly translates to The Brave Ones, have made incredible strides in animal protection, conservation, and empowerment, and empowerment for the communities they live in. The rigorous training to become a ranger involves the four pillars of misery- hunger, exhaustion, cold and wet, but these pillars aren’t comparable to the unimaginable marginalization, trauma, and abuse these women have overcome. Each day, the Akashinga rangers #ChooseToChallenge the standards set for them as women and work tirelessly toward passing along a more diverse, inclusive, and equal world for future generations. We invite all of you to celebrate the women in your life, along with our Akashinga Rangers Please like & share to show your support for International Women’s Day To learn more about Akashinga, watch this video:https://films.nationalgeographic.com/akashinga Photo by: Brent Stirton ________________ #IWD2021 #ChooseToChallenge #InternationalWomensDay #Akashinga

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