31/01/2025

How does the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED) affect the precinct?

Landowners with sites containing habitat (as identified by the DEECA habitat distribution model) which may support the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED), have been notified by VPA in December 2024.

To read more about the habitat distribution model, head to: Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon habitat distribution model.

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