Digital Library
Preserving and sharing Tasmania's Landcare knowledge
Every Landcare project creates valuable knowledge. Reports, maps, photos, management plans, monitoring data and community stories all help protect and restore our landscapes.
The Landcare Tasmania Digital Library preserves and shares this knowledge, making it accessible for volunteers, land managers, schools and communities now and into the future.
Upload resources such as:
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Project reports
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Maps and management plans
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Photos and historical records
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Newsletters and meeting minutes
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Newspaper articles
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Monitoring results
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Scanned documents and other valuable resources
The library supports a wide range of document and image formats. You can choose to make your resources publicly available to support others or keep them private for your group's use.
As the collection grows, the Digital Library will become a lasting archive of Tasmania's community Landcare movement—preserving local history, celebrating community achievements and helping future generations build on the work of today's volunteers.
Ready to contribute?
Select Share a Document below and help grow Tasmania's shared Landcare knowledge.
The Landcare Tasmania Digital Library has been developed with support from auDA through the auDA Foundation Community Grant Program.
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