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Too many young Victorians face barriers to accessing nature, limiting their opportunities to thrive.

Active in Nature creates opportunities for young people to connect with nature, build meaningful relationships and explore future possibilities.

Where nature meets opportunity

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Why Active
in Nature Matters

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Community Group Leaders are now invited to express interest in Active in Nature – a free facilitated full day of adventure activities, delivered in parks, from September 2026 – April 2027. 

Our unique partnership approach

Led by Outdoors Victoria, Active in Nature brings together trusted Community Partners, Specialist Outdoor Practitioners and Local Parks Victoria Rangers to create meaningful outdoor experiences for young people.

describes our Active in Nature journey for our participating young people.

Adventure river trekking
adventure abseiling - active in nature
activie in nature – caving

Celebrating three years of impact 

“It was really fun to just be out on the water, just cruising and having conversations down the river was what I enjoyed the most”

Active in Nature participant

"Meditation on the river was very peaceful and inspiring, being in nature feels calming and lifts my mood"

Active in Nature participant

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All Active in Nature partners respectfully acknowledge our Traditional Owners, their Elders past and present, for the important role Indigenous people continue to play in Victoria, especially on land and waters used for outdoor education and recreation. 

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To discuss Active in Nature for your Community Group, please contact us 

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Where nature meets opportunity

Develop new skills and step outside their comfort zone

Take time in nature to slow down and be calm

Grow their connection with others

Grow their connection with nature

Have fun in a welcoming environment

Reaching young people who need it most

Active in Nature supports young people (13-25 years old) from communities experiencing some of our greatest barriers to health, wellbeing and opportunity — including disadvantage, social isolation, mental health distress, disability and settlement challenges.

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