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Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research (ARI) (external link) located in Heidelberg, Melbourne is the biodiversity research base for the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) in Victoria. The institute completes a broad range research from river health, invasive species and wildlife management, salinity, threatened species monitoring and agricultural research.

The Stipa website (external link) provides information for landholders and property managers in the relative value of native grasses and the management needed to maintain them.

Trust for Nature (external link) is a non-profit organisation that works to protect remnant bushland across Victoria. Trust for Nature focuses on landscape scale conservation using Land Purchase, Conservation Covenants and a Revolving Fund.

Greening Australia (external link) with a network of over 300 staff in 80 locations across the continent works towards restoring the health, diversity and productivity of our unique landscapes. The organisation tackles issues such as salinity and native vegetation decline and restoration.

The BIRD (Biodiversity Information Resources and Data) website (external link) provides news and information on the topic of biodiversity and is open to anyone with an interest in preserving and restoring our natural environment. The website contains articles related to plant and animal species and current issues and information on environmental groups.

The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority (external link) was established in 1997 by the Victorian Government to ensure the protection and sustainable development of land, vegetation and water resources within a boundary stretching from Geelong to Ballarat and along the coast to Peterborough. About 330,000 people live in the catchment which has a total area of 13,340 sq km.

The Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority (external link) encompasses the Glenelg, Hopkins and Portland Coast Basins lying south of the Great Dividing Range in SouthWest Victoria. The region includes the cities and townships of Ballarat, Hamilton, Warrnambool, Ararat, Casterton, Mortlake, Port Fairy, Beaufort and Portland.

The North Central Catchment Management Authority (external link) is the strategic body that coordinates natural resource management in North Central Victoria. The North Central region is bordered by the River Murray to the north, the Central Highlands to the south and Mt Camel range to the east. The region covers an area of around three million hectares (13 per cent of the State), with a population of over 230,000 people.