Phillip Island seals rescued from Ocean Debris
Posted on 03/04/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
Marine scientists from Phillip Island Nature Parks have just monitored their 100th fur seal in five years trapped in ocean plastics and debris.
View MoreAnnual SealSpotter Challenge
Posted on 31/03/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
Phillip Island Nature Parks’ popular annual global SealSpotter Challenge has been brought forward to provide much-needed entertainment for people who are currently spending a lot of time at home, as well as to contribute to vital seal research.
View MoreCoronavirus - Latest information and updates
Posted on 22/03/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
Following the advice from Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday 13 March that mass gatherings should be limited to 500 people, Phillip Island Nature Parks has taken the precautionary measure to cap numbers at the Penguin Parade to a maximum of 500, effective from Monday 16 March.
View MorePenguin Podcasts now on the Airwaves
Posted on 05/03/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
Phillip Island Nature Parks has taken its team into the recording studio, and is now delighted launch our new podcast series aptly titled Phillip Island Nature Parks Podcast. Come along and join us in the studio!
View MoreNature Parks Open to Locals
Posted on 27/02/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
One of the special things about being a Bass Coast Shire resident is being invited to enjoy free entry and exclusive activities at the Nature Parks’ tenth annual Community Open Day on Sunday 15 March 2020.
View MoreLeafy home for bushfire affected koalas
Posted on 13/02/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
Phillip Island Nature Parks is providing much needed sanctuary to aid in the recovery and rehabilitation of four bushfire affected koalas at their Koala Conservation Reserve.
View MoreThe secrets to penguin breeding success
Posted on 13/02/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
Phillip Island Nature Parks researchers are reporting another breeding bonanza in the Summerland Peninsula penguin colony, with plenty of healthy penguin chicks getting rid of the last of their fluffy down and making their way out to sea.
View MoreLittle Wonders update
Posted on 07/02/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
Phillip Island is home to the world’s largest colony of Little Penguins. Our passionate team cares for the over 32,000-strong colony through daily research and management.
View MoreMeet the team: Paula Wasiak
Posted on 07/02/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
For Nature Parks Research Technical Officer, Paula Wasiak, penguins are all in a day’s work. Paula and her team coordinate and conduct the fieldwork for penguin research projects. This largely includes monitoring penguins in their burrows.
View MoreCoronavirus Update
Posted on 03/02/2020 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
Phillip Island Nature Parks has received updated advice from the Chief Medical Officer of the Australian Government’s Department of Health regarding the spread of the Coronavirus, and the required courses of action for travellers who have recently departed or transited through mainland China.
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The Phillip Island Penguin Parade is one of Australia's most popular wildlife attractions - perfect for a family holiday or getting back to nature.
Experience wild koalas in their natural habitat and stroll through Aussie bushland at our environmentally sustainable Centre dedicated to koala conservation.
Step back in time... meet the farm animals, relax in the cafe, enjoy the water views, stroll amongst heritage buildings and lovely gardens.
Located only 5 minutes from the Penguin Parade and overlooking the wild water of Bass Strait, the FREE Nobbies Centre showcases Australian fur seals and the unique marine life in our Southern Oceans.