With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in regional Victoria, select Council facilities and services have reopened following the 1 person per 4 square metre density limit.
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The Macedon Ranges Recovery Operations Centre (ROC) can be contacted Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5pm, by calling 5422 0237 or emailing recovery@mrsc.vic.gov.au
View the latest updates as at 21 September
Find out about our local bird population and get involved in the Macedon Ranges Bird Blitz.
Nestboxes, remote wildlife cameras and spotlights are being used in bushland reserves to better understand the diversity of our local wildlife.
Pest animals such as foxes, cats & rabbits threaten local fauna & flora. Pest animals are invasive species, introduced into Victoria or Australia.
About local populations of kangaroos, which can fluctuate with the availability of food and water.
How to protect our native wildlife around your property and while driving around the Macedon Ranges.
The Macedon Ranges is rich in fauna species, many of which are threatened or endangered, such as the Powerful Owl, Brush-tailed Phascogale, Greater Gliders, Brown Toadlet, and Yarra Pygmy Perch. Other iconic and significant species include Platypus, Wombats and Koalas.
Snakes are a protected species. You should never attempt to approach or handle a snake. All snakes should be considered venomous and highly dangerous.
Advice on the removal of wasp and bees nests on private property and Council land.