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

Latest News

Surfcoast Wildlife Rescue
Save wildlife with a stickerNews

Save wildlife with a sticker

If you have noticed while driving around the Surf Coast that advisory signs warning of the presence of wildlife have changed, you are an alert…
29 August 2026
Ironbark Basin quadrat 1984
Research data gets a second lifeNews

Research data gets a second life

The Angair Committee of Management recently decided to allocate funds to the digitisation of the ground-breaking research done by Angair members into the regeneration of…
29 August 2026
Alcoa walk
Alcoa’s groundwater licence application rejectedNews

Alcoa’s groundwater licence application rejected

On 16 July, Southern Rural Water (SRW) announced it had rejected Alcoa’s application for a groundwater licence to fill the Anglesea coal mine void, following…
4 August 2026
Pink Swamp-heath
Angair Walks – Yan Wirring Mirr Loop Track 23 August 2026Guided Walks

Angair Walks – Yan Wirring Mirr Loop Track 23 August 2026

26 September 2026
Wine-lipped Spider Orchid
Orchid Highlight: Wine-lipped Spider OrchidOrchids

Orchid Highlight: Wine-lipped Spider Orchid

29 August 2026
Silky Guinea flower
Flora NotesPlants

Flora Notes

29 August 2026
Powerful Owl
Bird NewsBird Walks

Bird News

29 August 2026
Eastern Rosella
Iron Bark Basin and Point Addis – 8 August 2026Bird Walks

Iron Bark Basin and Point Addis – 8 August 2026

15 August 2026
Spring Creek group
A Spring Creek Valley TreasureGuided Walks

A Spring Creek Valley Treasure

15 August 2026
Satin Bower Bird - Male
Bird NewsBird Walks

Bird News

4 August 2026
Grey Parrot-pea
Flora NotesPlants

Flora Notes

4 August 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.