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Modelled extent of Pre-European and contemporary grasslands of the Victorian Volcanic Plain. Enlarge Image.

GPN is conducting an audit of the grasslands of Melbourne, with the aim of recording their extent and quality and making that information publicly available through the map above. This is an ongoing project, and the maps in our map library will be regularly updated.

Incredibly, no thorough map of Melbourne’s grasslands exists. This gap shows just how under-resourced Melbourne’s grasslands are.

Grasslands are managed by a multitude of organisations, including 15 local councils, a couple of rail authorities, VicRoads, various utility companies, other government departments such as DELWP and Parks Victoria, federal authorities, as well as many private landholders.

Amberfield Grassland

A small suburban grassland notable for council-led community engagement design. Good signage and fencing, co-located with shelter and play.

Main photo: Grassland integrated with local play space
2: Edge shows care
3: Good-quality grassland, well managed
4: Stylish fencing lifts the interface
5: Well thought-out signage

Other names: Amberfield Wildflower Grassland Reserve
Owner: Hume City Council
Manager: Hume City Council
LGA: HUME
Notes:
Key features:
Access: Low fence, accessible
Type: NATURE CONSERVATION RESERVE
Status: Extant
Address: Amberfield Grassland, Balyang Way, Craigieburn VIC 3064, Australia
Area (ha): 0.926897833
Lattidude (decimal): -37.59697923
Longitude (decimal): 144.9123153
Location: -37.596810, 144.911923
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