Another step towards the realisation of a complete ‘sea to snow’ megalinkage has been taken with the proposal of an East Gippsland Forests National Park. The proposal involves joining up the six existing national parks in East Gippsland to form a super national park in much the same way as happened in New South Wales in 1997 when five national parks were merged and extended to create the South East Forests National Park. A map of the East Gippsland Forests National Park can be viewed on this link.
Details of the grand plan for an East Gippsland Forests National Park can be found on this link
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