13th April 2022 The National Landcare Network (NLN) has announced its Australian Community Landcare Futures Framework proposal ahead of the Federal Election. If adopted, it would see a $48 million investment over five years.

13th April 2022 Landcare Tasmania is launching its fourth landscape-scale project with a plantation restoration workshop on the Tasman Peninsula on Saturday 30th April 2022.

13th April 2022 Landcare Tasmania is hosting a free info session about biological control for weeds on the 10th May. 

Soil Health Field Trip | Clean Up Australia Day | Changes to Cat Management | Growing Native Plants | Study: Eucalyptus Forests in Heatwaves + more 

23rd March 2022 On Sunday the 20th March, plant propagation expert Ruth Mollison from Island Seeds and Landcare Tasmania's Peter Stronach and Evie Drinnan headed out to the Botanic Institute to facilitate a native plants workshop with the Bridgewater Foreshore...

15th March 2022 Wendy Andrew, an enthusiastic and long standing Convenor of Tranmere Clarence Plains Land & Coastcare Inc, has died in Western Australia on February 6 2022.

On Sunday 6th March Landcare Tasmania went to the Sorell Rivulet and the Bridgewater foreshore for a fun day out picking up rubbish for Clean Up Australia Day!

On Wednesday 2nd March, students from Richmond Primary School got the opportunity to sift through some poo and discover the important role that dung beetles play for soil health and sustainable agriculture.

The National Landcare Network (NLN) is the peak representative body for Community Landcare in Australia, and is a major organisational partner with Landcare Tasmania. Read on for a exciting updates on the partnership with Farmers for Climate Action, and how...

23rd Feb 2022 |  On Wednesday 2nd March, students from Richmond Primary School will head to a farm near Richmond, to discover the important role that dung beetles play for soil health and sustainable agriculture.