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Blackburn Lake Sanctuary

Blackburn Lake Sanctuary is a 26-hectare urban bushland reserve in Blackburn, in the City of Whitehorse, eastern Melbourne, Victoria. Centred on Blackburn Lake, a former orchard dam, the sanctuary protects remnant indigenous forest, wetlands and open water. It is notable for its walking trails, boardwalks, diverse birdlife and community-led conservation history, offering an accessible natural retreat within a suburban setting and serving as an environmental education hub.

Whitehorse, VictoriaNature Reserve

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Hapao Rice Terraces

The Hapao Rice Terraces are a cluster of ancient stone-walled terraces located in Barangay Hapao, Hungduan, Ifugao, in the northern Philippines. Part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras, they are known for their extensive, well-preserved stepped fields irrigated by the Hapao River. Built by Ifugao ancestors, the terraces showcase traditional engineering and remain actively cultivated, forming a living cultural landscape.

Hungduan, IfugaoHeritage Site

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Warrumbungle National Park

Warrumbungle National Park is a heritage-listed national park in central northern New South Wales, within Warrumbungle Shire near Coonabarabran, about 500 km northwest of Sydney. Established in 1953, it preserves dramatic volcanic remnants including the Breadknife and Grand High Tops formed 13-17 million years ago. Recognised as Australia's first Dark Sky Park, it is renowned for bushwalking, wildlife viewing and stargazing, and is listed on the National Heritage List for its geological significance.

Coonabarabran, New South WalesNational Park

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Wilsons Promontory National Park

Wilsons Promontory National Park is a large coastal national park at the southernmost tip of mainland Australia in South Gippsland, Victoria. Covering about 50,500 hectares, it is known for granite mountains, sweeping beaches, sand dunes, heathlands and temperate rainforest. Established in 1898, it protects diverse wildlife and offers extensive hiking trails, camping at Tidal River, and scenic lookouts such as Mount Oberon.

South Gippsland, VictoriaNational Park

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