Wombat Forest advocates hope for increased protections

Jessica Black
Updated April 17 2017 - 10:35am, first published 10:00am
Protected: A juvenile Nankeen Night Heron on the Werribee River. Wombat Forest extends on either side of the Great Dividing Range. Picture: Gayle Osborne.
Protected: A juvenile Nankeen Night Heron on the Werribee River. Wombat Forest extends on either side of the Great Dividing Range. Picture: Gayle Osborne.

Wombat Forest stands its best chance yet for national park status thanks to a state government investigation into public land, a long term advocate for its conservation said.

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Jessica Black

Jessica Black

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