Welcome to Angair

You may also like to visit the Angair Nature Show Website which complements Angair’s annual Wildflower and Art Show.

In the interests of your safety the Angair office will be closed and
ALL ACTIVITIES CANCELLED ON DAYS OF EXTREME OR CATASTROPHIC FIRE DANGER.

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School group
Propagating future environmental leadersNews

Propagating future environmental leaders

A group of Angair volunteers spent a morning last month at Anglesea Primary working with the students who propagated a cutting to look after and…
28 May 2026
Anglesea Perimeter walk sign
Volunteers needed: Anglesea Perimeter WalkNews

Volunteers needed: Anglesea Perimeter Walk

Angair is looking to step up the maintenance on the much-loved Anglesea Perimeter Walk. Tasks include Maintaining signs Distributing brochures to camps and information centres…
28 May 2026
Working bee: planting
The hard work will continueNews

The hard work will continue

Turning a paddock into a thriving ephemeral wetland is hard work. Just ask any of the dozens of volunteers from Angair and the Aireys Inlet…
28 May 2026
Ironbark flowers
Flora NotesPlants

Flora Notes

28 May 2026
Flame Robin
Bird newsBird Walks

Bird news

28 May 2026
Trim Greenhood
Orchid HighlightOrchids

Orchid Highlight

28 May 2026
Eastern Rosella
Gherang Gherang Bushland Reserve – 9 May 2026Bird Walks

Gherang Gherang Bushland Reserve – 9 May 2026

18 May 2026
Fringed Hare Orchid with baby Bullant
Orchid HighlightOrchids

Orchid Highlight

3 May 2026
Pink Heath
Flora NotesPlants

Flora Notes

3 May 2026
Wedge-tailed Eagle
Bird NewsBird Walks

Bird News

3 May 2026
Yellow-billed Spoonbill in tree
Bird walk: Lot 2 and Distillery Creek – 11 April 2026Bird Walks

Bird walk: Lot 2 and Distillery Creek – 11 April 2026

18 April 2026
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Indigenous acknowledgement statement

We acknowledge the Wadawurrung of the Kulin Nation and the Gadubanud of the Eastern Maar People as the Traditional Owners and protectors of this place.

We also acknowledge their ancestors who cared for the land, water and marine areas and all its biodiversity for thousands of years. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future who continue to care for this place.