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The council must rein in over-development that threatens what remains of Phillip Island’s precious natural environment, argue Lorna and Doug Elms. By Lorna and Doug Elms IN THE 1840s the first European settlers cleared Phillip Island for grazing by burning the vegetation. There are varying reports of the burning, one of which indicates that the fire destroyed all vegetation and wildlife on the Island.
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