6/09/2020. Every year since 2004, Landcare Tas has been able to support projects of our members through funds donated to the tax-deductible Tasmanian Landcare Fund. We're excited to be able to continue supporting projects this year, with a range of existing and...

The Landcare Tasmania Annual General Meeting will be held on Sunday 25 October 2020. The AGM is an important opportunity for members to become informed of key activities for the last financial year, ask questions, and to have their say...

The Friends of Collinsvale have been busy utilising their wildlife camera traps they received as part of their Community Environment Program grant care of MP for Clarke Andrew Wilkie this month. Landcare Tasmania has been working in partnership with Australian...

16/09/2020   Landcare Victoria recently commissioned the RPS Group to undertake a return on investment study into the Victorian Landcare Facilitators program. Funding for Landcare Facilitators is an investment in people that delivers high returns both financially and to the community....

The Sustainable Schools Initiative is a project developed by 24 Carrot Gardens and Landcare Tasmania with a number of schools in the federal electorate of Clark. It received funding from the Australian Government’s Communities Environment Program with support from the...

From the Kingborough Chronicle, 01 Sept 2020.   Photo caption: A small group of volunteers, which included Roz Thurn and Angela Brinkhoff, participated in the first Tramway Hill Landcare Group wroking bee at the Nierinna Creek Reserve since March, after COVID-19...

This July and August over 1,000 plants have been put in the ground thanks to Fifteen Trees and our industrious member groups Cooee to Camdale Coastcare, Alexander Creek Landcare, and Lagunta Association. 

We've Moved! | COVID-19 Update | Cat Management | Rodenticides Awareness | Rescued Penguins & other news

Landcare Tasmania has recently made a submission to the Senate inquiry investigating the problem of feral and domestic cats in Australia.

Landcare Tasmania and Acton Park Landcare had a successful day planting at Mt Rumney to support much needed habitat for local wildlife.