Landcare Tasmania's response and FAQ Latest update: 31 March 2020. We understand that you may have many questions on what to do with your Landcare group during these unprecedented times. We hope you find the following guide useful. Please check...
26 Mar 2020. Every year we take a snapshot of our membership. Our members form a vast network of people across the state who are making a positive difference in their natural and working environments. The Landcare Movement is growing!...
Southern Tasmanian Councils are working with the Regional Climate Change Initiative to develop a coordinated climate action plan.
The following presentation by Dr Tom Remenyi explains the climate change profiles and how councils can use them.
New research provides evidence that Tasmanian Devils play a very significant role in keeping feral cat numbers in check, and in turn protect smaller mammals from the types of extinctions that have occurred on the mainland.
Landcare Tasmania have released an updated guide on the benefits, risks, costs and requirements of incorporation for Landcare Groups.
Go to the Incorporation Guide
16 Mar 2020. As autumn is upon us and mice, rats and other rodents are starting to seek warmer places to stay, today we had the pleasure of launching our Rodenticides Community Awareness project.
11 Feb 2020
We had an awesome time at the Fractangular Gathering 2020 last weekend, sharing what Landcare Tas and it's members do around this island state.
