Local Natural Environment
Our wonderful natural environment includes many bushland reserves, and many other pockets of indigenous vegetation, supported by the Maroondah Council, surrounding Councils, Parks Victoria, Melbourne Water and many local community groups.
For more details about Maroondah bushlands and reserves see: Maroondah's Natural Environment, or explore this list with links:
- Wicklow Hills ridge
- A tributary of Mullum Mullum Creek
- A tributary of Dandenong Creek
- On Brushy Creek
- A tributary of Narr Maen / Jumping Creek
- Wicklow Hills ridge
- Dandenong Creek
- On Tarralla Creek, tributary of Dandenong Creek
- Wicklow Hills ridge
- Wicklow Hills ridge
- Dandenong Creek
- Ringwood Lake to Dandenong Creek
- Foothills forest
- Foothills forest
- Wonga Park ridge [also Parks Victoria]
- Dandenong Creek southern fall
- A tributary of Mullum Mullum Creek
- Mullum Mullum Creek
- Mullum Mullum Creek
- A tributary of Narr Maen / Jumping Creek
- A tributary of Mullum Mullum Creek
- On Tarralla Creek, tributary of Dandenong Creek
- On Narr Maen / Jumping Creek
- A tributary of Brushy Creek
- Wicklow Ridge
- A tributary of Narr Maen / Jumping Creek
Nearby Manningham bushlands and reserves:
- Mullum Mullum Creek
- Tributary of Andersons Creek
Nearby Whitehorse bushlands and reserves:
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Nearby Knox bushlands and reserves:
Bayswater Park (KCC) Mansons Reserve (KCC) Yarrabing Wetlands (KCC)Nearby Melbourne Water wetlands and reserves:
Winton Wetlands (MW) Liverpool Retarding Basin (MW)Nearby Parks Victoria bushlands and reserves:
Koomba Park (PV)Local environmental volunteer groups
Many local residents are helping to manage and improve the habitat and connectivity of our natural environment. Learn more, participate in activities, and join in with one of the existing natural environment community groups or start improving the habitat in your local area, by contacting the Bushland Team at Maroondah City Council (9294 5677) to discuss how you can help.
Some of the groups are listed here with links:
Local Nature News
Keep in touch with Maroondah Bushland Team, bushland knowledge, and bushland activities by viewing or subscribing to Marondah Nature News.