11th August 2022 |
Last month Landcare Tasmania, three experts, and concerned community members gathered in Dunalley to understand how feral cats are impacting our landscapes - and steps we can take to curb the damage.
31/07/2022 |
ONE YEAR ON - Bridgewater Landcare Group was born last National Tree Day, and have been caring for a little patch of foreshore ever since.
Tasmania’s fallow deer population is expanding, and is beginning to threaten the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage (TWWHA) area. By 2050, Tasmania's deer population could exceed one million.
3rd Aug 2022 | Kingborough has a rich history of community Landcare. Cr Flora Fox has reflected on her time as part of the Kingborough Landcare Advisory Group and as councillor, taking us through the history of this beautiful landscape....
"Trees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knowshow to listen to them, can learn the truth. They do not preach learning andprecepts, they preach, undeterred by particulars, the ancient law of life."
-Hermann Hesse 1946
20th July 2022 |
As Winter is in full swing, Spanish Heath is beginning to flower. Now is a good time to be mindful of the weed and learn about how we can help stop it from spreading further.
20th July 2022 | Community Landcare Group Doubles Conservation Area After years of dedication to the restoration of Seymour Swamp, the Seymour Community Action Group Inc. (lovingly known as SCAGI) would like to announce that their project area has now...