All posts tagged "NRM"

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  Tasmania Builds Flood Resilience with Nature-based Solutions

  In a significant move to enhance Tasmania’s ability to withstand and recover from natural disasters, the state’s three natural resource management (NRM)...

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  New Farm Dam Enhancement Project

  Media release – Landcare Tasmania, 18 February 2025 A new farm dam enhancement project aims to help farmers increase their resilience to...

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  Govt Offloads Response to State of Environment Report Late on Friday Before Xmas

  Media release – Madeleine Ogilvie, Minister for the Environment, 20 December 2024 Response to State of the Environment Report The Tasmanian Government...

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  Improvement Shown in Latest Tamar Estuary & Esk River Report Card

  The latest report card released by the Tamar Estuary and Esk Rivers (TEER) Program today shows improvement in most grades throughout the...

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  Tasmanian Soil Management Resources Released

  Media release – NRM, 28 June 2023 Tasmanian soil management resources released Tasmanian landholders can now access a wealth of information about...

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  Source Firewood Sustainably

  Media release – NRM North, 27 June 2022 Source your firewood sustainably this winter Whether it is for a campfire or for...

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  Tread 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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  Greening Launceston

  Greening Launceston is one of the projects in the Great Regional City Challenge. Read all about it below. A greener city is...

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  $3.5m to Tackle Statewide Weeds Projects

  Media release – NRM North, 11 August 2021   $3.5 million to tackle statewide weeds projects The Tasmanian Government and landholders are working...

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  Ragwort Raid Returns to the Tamar

  Over the first week of February, don’t be surprised to see community volunteers from Landcare groups, rural fire brigades (if they are...