24th Nov 2022 | 

On Tuesday 1st November Dunalley Primary School students were the first in Tasmania to experience a unique educational excursion aimed at teaching young people the importance of minimising landfill and maximising recycling to power the circular economy.

Over the past 4 years, Landcare Tasmania has delivered four landscape-scale projects through the Tasmanian Government's Landcare Action Grants (LAG). Having recently wrapped up 4 rounds, these grants delivered a total of $335,000 in funding to 50 grant recipients working on 63 project sites across Tasmania. 

17th Nov 2022 | 

On Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th November we held  two volunteer planting days as part of our South East Landscape Project, to get some plants in the ground that were long overdue thanks to heavy rain. 

6th Oct 2022 |

On Saturday October 22nd, we are holding a market garden workshop at Bream Creek Community Garden to learn practical actions for securing healthy food futures. 

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.

Catchment-scale landscape restoration in the south-east. 

The South East Landscape Project is all about involving the local community in restoration activities across an entire catchment.

25th May 2022

A great turnout for a successful field day on May 19th in Penna. In partnership with the Australian Wine Research Institute (AWRI) folks joined us at Jansz vineyard to learn from prominent national and state experts on sustainable farms and integrated pest management with a viticulture focus.  

18th May 2022

On 13th of May, we gathered folks on the gorgeous Leap Farm to eat, drink, and... look at poop.

5th May 2022

Last Saturday 30th April, an amazing 31 attendees gathered in Saltwater River to kick off Landcare Tasmania’s 2022 South East Landscape Project with a plantation restoration workshop. The event gathered beginners and experienced Landcarers alike for a day which was both enjoyable and educational, spent learning the value of restoring degraded landscapes with diverse, native vegetation. 

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.