Port Phillip Conservation Council Inc.


Port Phillip Conservation Council Inc.
A0020093K Victoria ABN 46 291 176 191 Founded in 1970

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Port Phillip Conservation Council Inc. is a federation of 16 conservation organizations around Port Phillip - Melbourne's major natural feature.

PPCC Inc. works for better conservation of Port Phillip and the waters, beaches, foreshores, sea-bed, tributaries, environs and air above it.

PLEASE CLICK ON THE UNDERLINED BLUE SUBJECT HEADINGS JUST BELOW, NEXT TO THE DOLPHINS, TO SEE MORE DETAILS.

View the CHANNEL DEEPENING ISSUE.	See Victoria’s POPULATION POLICY. It ignores climate change and droughts.			Read the Melbourne 2030 Plan. It implements the POPULATION POLICY.		Read the ATSE 30/50 Report seeking an Australian population of 30 million by 2050.

		2 MONSTROUS SPOIL DUMPS TO APPEAR IN PORT PHILLIP!
MARINAS GALORE: Click on Marina Issues, or a place underlined below for details of the site, and on one of the pictures to enlarge it.


Brighton: Proposed Doubling of the Marina			Frankston: Bay Filling to Create Large Marina		Safety Beach: Creek, Open Space for Marina
Port Phillip Conservation Council Inc. 47 Bayview Crescent BLACK ROCK VIC 3193			Tel 03 9598 0554, 0429176725 E-mail		For student information please contact the appropriate Victorian Government Department or the Australian Conservation Foundation Inc. (for details of these see Links page).
The Constitution of Port Phillip Conservation Council Inc. requires the Council, for Port Phillip, to strive: to oppose pollution of its waters, and the air above it, for the preservation of its natural features in their natural condition, for the restoration of its natural features where this is possible, to ensure that works supposedly designed for its improvement or its use do not cause damage, and to oppose harmful commercialization, alienation, or exclusive private, commercial or official use of its public areas.

This site was originally created by Neil Shedden - VICNET Volunteer.