Landcare Tasmania is seeking expressions of interest for Directors to fill casual vacancies on our Board. This an exciting time for community Landcare in Tasmania. In 2019 we celebrated our 25th anniversary and realised a number of other major initiatives....

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The 2019 Tasmanian Landcare Awards Dinner was hosted by the Guardian’s cartoonist First Dog on the Moon (Andrew Marlton), with 9 awards presented to Landcarers who are now the Tasmanian finalists in the 2020 National Landcare Awards, and finishing with...

The Amendments to the Cat Management Act have been tabled in State Parliament and will probably be debated next week. Landcare Tasmania put a submission on the proposed Cat Management Act amendments in October and although we welcome the initiatives...

Our Project Bank has received well over 100 project EOI's from members all over the state in its first year. We have been successful in gaining support from donors and funding bodies for 53 projects so far, with more to...

From the Kingston Classifieds, 21 Nov 2019.  

The Coal River Valley Conference Field Trip was jam-packed! This phenomenal field trip showcased such a diverse variety of landcaring work! From schools, to farms, to salt marsh science, to Indigenous land management - it was a full day!

The Bruny Island Conference Field Trip - what a day! Thank you to our Volunteers, Friends of Adventure Bay, Bruny Island Game Meats, Cat Davidson and Inala Nature Tours for making this Field Trip the absolute best, and of course to...

Circular Head Chronicle, 15/11/2019 Cartoon by Jeff Power, on Circular Head Landcare, winners of the Virgin Coastcare Award in the 2019 Tasmanian Landcare Awards for their work on ricegrass removal.

From The Examiner, 03 Nov 2019 https://www.examiner.com.au/story/6469918/work-of-the-little-people-make-big-difference/ Landcare Tasmania held its annual awards night in Hobart on the weekend Caitlin Jarvis   IMPACT: Michael Nichols, of Redbank Farm, accepts the Innovation in Agriculture award at the Landcare Tasmania awards. Picture: supplied