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Australian Alps national parks Government Co-operative Management Program between State and Territory Park Management agencies responsible for looking after the alps Be civil. No spamming.

The Australian Alps national parks are 12 Alpine parks and protected areas in South Eastern Australia that contain most of Australia's Alpine bio-region. They are: Lake Mountain, Baw Baw NP, Alpine NP, Avon Wilderness, Mt Buffalo NP, Snowy River NP, Kosciuszko NP, Bimberi Nature Reserve, Brindabella NP, Scabby Range, Namadgi NP and Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve., There is a memorandum of understanding between Victoria, NSW, the ACT and the Commonwealth which facilitates trans-border cooperative management of these areas. It was first signed in 1986 by ministers from each jurisdiction. A story of cooperation
In 1986, with the signing of the first Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), NSW, Victoria, ACT and Australian government national park authorities (ACT Parks and Conservation Service, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Parks Victoria and Parks Australia) formally agreed the national parks in the Australian Alps should be managed cooperatively to protect the area’s special character. Through this spirit of cooperation the Australian Alps Liaison Committee (AALC) was formed to ensure that the parks and reserves in the Alps are managed as one biogeographical entity to protect them for generations to come. Respectful engagement
Many individuals and groups across the community have strong, passionate views about the best ways to manage the Australian Alps National Parks and conservation reserves. Community input and informed and respectful debate is always welcome. Unfortunately, in the past, some people have expressed views and opinions on Park management and conservation issues to Department staff in ways that are not respectful, productive or in line with acceptable community standards. We take a zero-tolerance approach to any interactions including social media posts or comments, emails, correspondence, or phone calls that are considered defamatory, harassing or threatening. Page Commenting Rules:

Be kind. Defamatory statements, hateful or discriminatory comments regarding race, ethnicity, religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation or political beliefs toward other commenters or towards department and agency staff will get your comment deleted and if continued blocked from further commenting on the Page without prior warning. We do not condone foul language. Links or comments containing sexually explicit content material will be deleted. Breaking this rule once will land you a warning and comment removed. Doing it repeatedly will get you blocked. Stick to the topic. We only allow comments related to the Post content and Pages activity. Off-topic content will be removed and you will get a warning. Asking the same question or posting the same comment repeatedly after it has been removed by admins due to rule violation will result in a blocking. No advertising. Don’t use the Page to advertise yours or someone else’s business, page, fundraiser or website. These posts will be immediately removed and you might get blocked. Send comments, queries or requests for information about the Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves to [email protected] and we will respond as soon as possible. We look forward to hearing from you.

09/11/2026
29/10/2026

Interested in becoming a park ranger? 🙋

We’re currently looking for passionate land managers (both new and experienced) to join our team – and due to the overwhelming demand for our in-person info sessions, we’re now running an online session as well. 👇
📅 Date: Tuesday 3 November
🕔 Time: 5 pm to 5:45 pm
📍 Microsoft Teams
👉 Register now at https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ranger-recruitment-online-info-session-tickets-2003997749214

As a ranger, you’ll turn your scientific and technical knowhow into on-the-ground outcomes. You’ll wear many hats, from project manager to firefighter, scientist, tour guide, volunteer coordinator, search and rescue specialist, caretaker, visitor services, and more. And you’ll work alongside the traditional custodians to protect these special places for everyone. 🌳

➡️ Find out more and submit your application at https://www.parks.act.gov.au/get-involved/become-a-park-ranger

28/10/2026

Time to hit the tracks! From today, seasonal road closures are lifting across many of Victoria’s parks 📣

Seasonal closures help protect drivers, track conditions and the environment from harm during the wet and snowy months.

As the weather warms up, rangers get to work – clearing fallen trees and repairing damage to make sure tracks are safe and ready for you to explore again.

It’s a big team effort that helps adventurers reconnect with these remote landscapes safely and responsibly. We’re grateful to the community and Four Wheel Drive Victoria for their ongoing support, with clubs contributing more than 1000 volunteer hours to support rangers with track preparation and maintenance.

So, whether you’re chasing rugged mountain trails, forest drives or river crossings, get ready to hit the tracks and explore.

⚠️ Keep in mind that trees and limbs can fall unpredictably and may block access. Expect rough terrain and be prepared to be self-reliant.
While most tracks open in time for the Melbourne Cup long weekend, some roads may stay closed for a little longer if conditions require.

22/10/2026

The Mt Buffalo Chalet Café is ready to welcome you!

The Compliance is Done the Coffee machine is Ready!!!!

Opening Saturday, 24 October 2026
OPEN 10AM – 4PM
Weekends & Public Holidays
🐎 Including Cup Monday

Come up the mountain, soak up the spectacular views and enjoy a coffee and something to eat at one of Victoria’s most iconic destinations.

Adventure. Views. History. Coffee.
See you at the Chalet! 🏔️☕️

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30/09/2026

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Welcome to Moth Tracker, a place to record your Bogong Moth sightings to help the conservation of Endangered Bogong Moths and Critically Endangered Mountain Pygmy-possums.

23/09/2026

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