The Darebin Parklands Association (DPA) is an award-winning
environmental friends group that cares for the Darebin Parklands,
a 33 hectare bushland reserve on the border of Alphington and Ivanhoe
in Melbourne, Australia. Get involved in the parklands through our events,
Junior Ranger Club and revegetation projects.
DPA in the news
VNPA Park Watch magazine, March 2012
Darebin Parklands: Escaping the Claws of the Machine
Tipping Point, The Age Urban Legends column, 12 November 2011
In a city that has happily trashed itself for decades, one community was determined to clean up its act and help nature reclaim itself from rubbuish, writes Jenny Brown.
The Melbourne Times Weekly, 1 November 2011
My Voice: Ingrid Svendsen
The Age 21 September 2011
The Age 21 September2011
How 'mother of the park' helped grow a suburban oasis from a tip
By Carolyn Webb
Northcote Leader 2 March 2011
Parklands Need Care
Northcote Leader 16 March 2011
Egging on Young in Games Scramble
Northcote Leader 26 June 2007
Koalas Return to Parklands
Northcote Leader 12 July 2005
Creek Signs Put Culprits on Notice
Melbourne Times 26 November 2003
No More Pussyfooting Around (page 1)
Melbourne Times 26 November 2003
No More Pussyfooting Around (page 2)
The Heidelberger, 1973 - Premier Impressed by Parklands
Here's one from the archives! Former Premier Sir Rupert Hamer's visit to the parklands in 1973
