The Bellerive Coastal Walk showcased the amazing work of local coastal restoration groups. 

26 Oct 2019 It was a huge day of learning, sharing and catching up with old friends.  The Conference included 43 presentations on an enormous variety of topics at Blundstone Arena, our first ever stream dedicated to 10 – 11...

At least 125 people gathered at the Community Hub on Hobart's Queens Domain to start off their weekend at the 25th Anniversary Tasmanian Community Landcare Conference. Featuring members of NITA Education who gave a Welcome to Country and Cleansing Ceremony, Lisa Cawthen who...

Opening the Conference weekend and officially recognising Landcare Tasmania's 25th Anniversary at Government House, her Excellency the Governor the Honourable Kate Warner addressed the 153 attendees at the vice regal reception. Trish Hodge from Nita Education gave a Welcome to...

From The Examiner 18/10/2019, by Meg Powell Somerset's Dr Graeme Stevenson has been awarded the 2020 Tasmania Senior Australian of the Year.   The Landcare activist was presented with the award at a ceremony on Friday at Government House in...

Posted on Dung Beetle - Ecosystem Engineers   A number of schools around Australia have been working with dung beetles. Dung beetles are a great project for students of all ages. Along with awesome beetles, such projects involve poo! Andrew...

The Advocate, 03 Oct 2019, Meg Powell Wynyard's Madeline Wells and Somerset's Dr Graeme Stevenson have been announced as two of 16 Tasmanians in the running for the state's Australian of the Year Awards. Dr Stevenson is a nominee for the...

The draft exposure bill of proposed amendments to the Tasmanian Cat Management Act 2009 has been released for public comment. Public consultation is open and closes at 5pm on 4 October 2019. If you would like to make a submission, please read...

Soil First is a member of Landcare Tasmania. From Tasmanian Country, 20/09/2019

A research report highlighting the risks at stake, case studies, and the need for a national strategy - and the consequences for not having one.