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Update for Surf Coast Shire landholders based in Melbourne

Melbourne-based landowners with property in the Surf Coast Shire will be able to apply for permission to visit their property to undertake an Approved Emergency Preparedness Activity, such as getting their property ready for fire season or preparing for risk of flood.

Update for Surf Coast Shire landholders based in Melbourne

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Injured wildlife

Injured animals

Have you found an injured or orphaned native animal?

Check out the state government's Wildlife Tool to see what to do
Contact Wildlife Victoria on 03 8400 7300 or report via the form on their website

Have you found an injured pet? Take it to a local veterinarian.

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Surf Coast Shire spans the traditional lands of the Wadawurrung and Eastern Maar people. We acknowledge them as the Traditional Owners and Protectors of this place. We acknowledge their ancestors who cared for the land, rivers and sea - and all of its creatures - for thousands of generations. We pay our respects to elders past, present and future who continue on this path.

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Update for Surf Coast Shire landholders based in Melbourne

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