Remote area weeding in Tasmania: control of sea spurge and marram grass

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Remote area weeding in Tasmania: control of sea spurge and marram grass

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Landcare Tasmania acknowledges that the island of Lutruwita/Tasmania is Aboriginal Land, sovereignty was not, and never will be, ceded. Aboriginal people have cared for the lands, waterways, skies and communities of Lutruwita/Trouwerner since the beginning of time.

We pay respects to the palawa / pakana of Lutruwita/ Trouwerner and strive to fulfil our simple but collective vision – that all Tasmanian communities are empowered and enabled to care for the land and waterways of Lutruwita/Trouwerner.

Landcare Tasmania is committed to continuously listening, learning and building stronger relationships with Aboriginal communities.

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