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The Mornington Peninsula is the most biodiverse 750 sq km in the state of Victoria but the news is not good

Almost all native wildlife and many plants on the Mornington Peninsula are declining in range and number. The animals are in an advanced stage of creeping local extinction
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We promote a scientific approach to biodiversity conservation and support the preservation of existing habitat and the systematic restoration of environmental values, habitat and biodiversity on both public and private lands through encouraging consultation and providing information, education and training

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​If you're interested in using indigenous/native plants in your peninsula garden you'll find all you need on our gardens page

The site has profiles of the indigenous vegetation communities on the peninsula here... What's an EVC?

​The downloads page has a selection of natural systems and restoration related PDFs, ebooks etc.
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