Tasmanian Land Conservancy

WE PROTECT THREATENED SPECIES AND UNIQUE PLACES IN OUR RESERVES AND ON PRIVATE LAND.

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The Tasmanian environment and the future citizens of the state are the main beneficiaries of the conservation work of the TLC.

The TLC currently owns and manages 14 permanent reserves – land which we raise money to buy, and then manage in perpetuity. We are currently raising funds to support the reserve management and science  projects across our permanent reserves. We operate a revolving fund to purchase land and re-sell as covenanted properties. The TLC also works with landowners to protect critical ecological values on their own properties.

Egg Islands Reserve, situated in the picturesque Huon Valley protects critical habitat for many threatened species including the endangered Australasian Bitten. A cryptic bird, with its shy habits, liking for densely vegetated wetland, and talent for camouflage, has a loud booming call, mainly heard at dusk and dawn. You can experience this spectacular reserve and lend a hand at some up coming weeding trips out to the islands in August. Head over to our news feed on our website for more info. tasland.org.au/news Photo: Matthew Newton

A photo posted by Tasmanian Land Conservancy (@tasland) on Jul 3, 2016 at 8:11pm PDT

Mr Ian Hall (Conservation Business Manager),

Dr Sally Bryant (Conservation Science and Planning Manager),

Mr Leigh Walters (Reserves Services Manager),

Mr James Hattam  (Fundraising and Engagement Manager).

The TLC view a bequest as profound gesture of commitment to the environment. All bequests to the TLC (unless otherwise specified) are held by the TLC Foundation and invested. Interest earned is used to directly fund the ongoing management of all TLC permanent reserves.

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The prize for our #craftydevils competition at the Sustainable Living Festival this weekend is where you can find this little guy! A night-time tour of #bonorong for six people. The sanctuary generously donated this prize for us so we hope everyone pops into our stall (77) to check it out. #tasland #slf2013 #hobart

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Donating is valuable way to show your ongoing support for the conservation and management of our TLC permanent reserves. Every donation to the TLC is highly valued.

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As Christmas approaches and 2015 draws to a close, the TLC sends a huge thank you to all you supporters, donors, volunteers and friends who helped make this year so wonderful. From the protection of The Big Punchbowl to the launch of the Panatana campaign, with Tasmanian Australian of the Year thrown into the mix, it has been a great year for conservation in Tassie. This little scarlet robin (always in Christmas colours!) was snapped by Sarah Lloyd. Very best wishes to you all and see you in 2016. #tasland #tasmania #conservation #biodiversity #nature #birdwatching #discovertasmania #instatassie #hobartandbeyond #birdlovers #naturehub #naturegram #privateland #protectedarea #natureshots #naturelovers #australia #naturephotography #bushwalking #outside_project #exploreaustralia

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We greatly appreciate all those who provide valuable expertise and help across our entire organisation, on permanent reserves and in our Hobart office.

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Sending out a massive thanks to our great group of @isvolunteers, that have spent the last two weeks doing fantastic conservation work on TLC reserves. #tasland #isv #tasmana #volunteering #conservation

A photo posted by Tasmanian Land Conservancy (@tasland) on Jul 26, 2015 at 5:57pm PDT