âCitizen scientistsâ to help protect Australian fur seal colonies
 Researchers from Phillip Island Nature Parks are calling on the community to become âcitizen scientistsâ in a unique opportunity to help protect our population of Australian fur seals.
Protecting Little penguins from high temperatures
A new research project is heat-mapping the habitat of Phillip Islandâs little penguins to help protect them from the fatal effects of hot weather.
Volunteers recognised for vital contribution to Nature Parks
 The dedication of hundreds of Nature Parksâ volunteers was celebrated this week, with a barbecue held in their honour to mark National Volunteers Week.
Taking action to find and remove Phillip Island fox threat
Phillip Island Nature Parks has taken swift action in response to evidence of a fox on the island for the first time in seven years â and is asking forâŠ
Locals help Shearwater chicks depart safely from Island
The last of Phillip Islandâs short-tailed shearwater chicks have taken off on their extraordinary first flight to Alaska.
Nature Parks honoured for 20 years eco-certifiedÂ
Phillip Island Nature Parks has been honoured with entry into the Ecotourism Australia Hall of Fame for being continuously eco-certified for 20 years.
Phillip Island Little Penguins make history with record crossing numbers
 A record 5,219 little penguins have swum into shore at Phillip Island and waddled up the beach to their burrows â the highest number recorded since 1968.
Island community urged to âturn off for take offâ to protect Shearwater chicks
Phillip Island Nature Parks is calling on locals to âturn off for take offâ as one million Short-tailed Shearwater birds prepare to embark on their 16,000km âmaiden voyageâ to Alaska.