Tasmanian Times
Environment
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1.3KTread Carefully for Threatened Shorebirds
Beachgoers to Tasmania’s east coast are being urged to stay on wet sand whenever beach-walking to help protect the shoreline nests and...
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Magnificent Blackwood
After the long COVID-induced lockdowns of 2021, I’m more excited than usual for a joyous gathering at Christmas, where four generations of...
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TLC Establishes Eagle Rock Reserve on West Coast
Newsletter item – Tasmanian Land Conservancy, 8 December 2021 A new reserve on the west coast: Eagle Rock The Tasmanian Land Conservancy...
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Climate Change Biggest Danger to Birds on Edge of Extinction
Up to 216 Australian birds are now threatened – compared with 195 a decade ago – and climate change is now the...
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Government Cans Antarctic Runway
Media release – Sussan Ley, Minister for the Environment, 25 November 2021 Future investment planned as Antarctica environment protected The Morrison Government...
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How Civil Society, Litigation, & New Business Models Can Accelerate Transformation
The year 2021 has been a busy one for climate diplomacy. Several high-level international events have taken place, enhanced Nationally Determined Contributions...
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Recruitment Drive and Training for Wildlife Carers
Media release – Wednesday 13 October 2021 Recruitment Drive and Training for Injured and Orphaned Wildlife Carers A recruitment drive is underway...
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Tassie-born Fur Seal’s Amazing Life Span
A long-nosed fur seal born on Maatsuyker Island off Tasmania’s south-west coast in 1996 has been resighted 25 years later at Lakes...
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1.2KPWF Publishes Study on Whale-Watching Tourism
Since the first commercial vessel ferried curious passengers out to sea to catch a glimpse of majestic migrating whales, the skyrocketing demand...
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Some Native Plants are Weeds
Australian native plants are having a moment in the sun, with more of us seeking out and planting native species than in...
