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About the wetlands
We will be completing landscaping and environmental works, including upgrades to walking paths and facilities at Seaford Wetlands, the largest remaining natural wetlands in the Port Phillip and Western Port region.
The wetlands are recognised internationally for their exceptional environmental and educational significance. Visitors can enjoy bird-watching, walking and picnics in this important conservation area.
Where are the wetlands?
Seaford Wetlands are within the traditional lands of the Bunurong People. The wetlands are about 30–40 kilometres south east of Melbourne’s CBD, near Seaford foreshore.
When will work be completed?
You can visit Seaford Wetlands now. The works at Seaford Wetlands require extensive planning and consultation. Works will be carried out in stages depending on planning progress.
Timeline
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Government commitment to create a ring of parkland around Melbourne
November 2018
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Planning phase
2019-2022
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Cultural values study by the Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation
Late 2021
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Community consultation - Stage 1
February - March 2022
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Community consultation - stage 2
Early 2023
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Improvements in and around Seaford Wetlands
Late 2023
We are working closely with key partners, stakeholders, Traditional Owners and the community.
Want to get involved?
Community consultation is currently closed. To learn more, visit Engage Frankston.
You can register for updates.
More information
For a fact sheet, contact the Suburban Parks Program team.
Page last updated: 24/11/23