Post by WillHodgman. The Advocate - APRIL 16 2019 - 2:00PM Click here to read this on The Advocate

The 2019 Federal election will provide a significant opportunity for the next Australian government to refocus the current National Landcare Program (NLP) to better deliver on its name - Landcare. Despite an investement of $1.1B over 5 years, current funding...

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In our 25th anniversary year we are featuring the stories of people who began the grassroots Landcare movement that helped contribute to the formation of Landcare Tasmania in 1994

The Tasmanian Government committed to double funding to Landcare Tasmania as part of it's election promises in 2018. The ink is now dry on the paper and to celebrate we had an event with Primary Industries Minister Guy Barnett at...

We are pleased to share with you an update from Andrew Doube at Clarendon Vale Primary School on their TLF-funded Dung Beetle Breeding Project.

In our 25th anniversary year we are featuring the stories of people who began the grassroots Landcare movement that became Landcare Tasmania in 1994 …

The soft shoot gorse moth has been building up in numbers at several breeding sites since its introduction to Tasmania in 2008. Peter Stronach from Landcare Tasmania joined Dr John Ireson and several landholders from Northern Tasmania in December to...

2018 was a great year for community Landcare in Tasmania!  The generosity of the community to contribute to better environmental and sustainability outcomes was once again strong.  For Landcare Tas this is seen in continuing growth in the number of...