Find out where you can collect firewood from 1 September - 30 November.
Four Victorians have been awarded grants to develop their leadership skills in integrated catchment management.
New Urban Design Guidelines and Apartment Design Guidelines have been released.
Third round of consultation begins to identify strategic direction of the area, including potential land use changes long term.
Address: 8 Nicholson St, Melbourne 3000 Phone: 136 186
Address: 30-38 Little Malop St, Geelong 3220 Phone: 03 5226 4667
Address: 1-7 Taylor St, Epsom 3551 Phone: 03 5430 4444
Address: 402 Mair St, Ballarat 3350 Phone: 03 5336 6856
Address: 89 Sydney Rd, Benalla 3672 Phone: 03 5761 1611
Address: 71 Hotham Street, Traralgon 3844 Phone: 03 5172 2111
Address: 609 Burwood Hwy, Knoxfield 3180 Phone: 03 9210 9222
Find out where you can collect firewood.
We work to keep communities safe year round by reducing the risk of bushfires across the state.
Find out what to see and do in Victoria’s forests, and national, wilderness, state and regional parks.
Find out about our new approach to reduce bushfire risk in Victoria.
We plan and deliver our fuel management program in the seven bushfire 'catchments' across the state.
General information about fire restrictions and regulations in Victoria that may apply to you.
Recovering from the impacts of fires and floods on parks and forests is important. Our recovery functions are both immediate and longer term.
We are continually improving the quality of our decision-making in fire management by investing in science.
There are two state-wide firewood collection seasons in Victoria each year, in Autumn and Spring.
Ideas about places to visit and activities to do in Victorian State forests.
Recreational activities within Victorian state forests include walking, camping, trail bike riding, four-wheel driving, hunting and fishing.
With drier and warmer conditions predicted for September and October, preparing for a potentially earlier bushfire season is crucial.
Another ten staff from Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) leave for Sydney before flying out to help fight large blazes across Canada.
Ten staff from FFMVic will be joining crews from other Victorian agencies and across Australia to help fight large blazes raging across Canada.
Aboriginal traditional burning practices have now been included in the Wimmera Fire District’s planned burning program.
