Newsletter 72
29.11.2022Read this season's newsletter to find out how you can help us do more to support nature across our estate. We've also pulled together tips on looking after wildlife on your own property during the warmer months, and you'll read a rundown of how rain has affected TLC reserves. And we have a great list of events coming up over the next couple of months.
Newsletter 71
09.09.2022This season's newsletter includes highlights from our Discovery Day supporter trip to Egg Islands Reserve and an in-depth look at restoration work at Long Point Reserve, introduces you to some new staff members and announces the re-launch of WildTracker.
Newsletter 70
07.06.2022This season's newsletter introduces Sloping Main, a beautiful property on the Tasman Peninsula that's rich in threatened vegetation and the focus of our new fundraising campaign. You'll also get an update on the Land for Wildlife program and news from our project to protect cider gums at Five Rivers Reserve.
Newsletter 69
16.03.2022The TLC autumn newsletter introduces three properties we've newly protected, delves into a restoration project we're running at Little Swanport Reserve, and says farewell to one of the TLC's longest-standing employees.
Newsletter 67
08.09.2021The TLC spring newsletter includes a celebration of and reminiscence from the TLC's first 20 years (happy birthday to us!), information about measuring carbon on our properties, and an update on our campaign to protect a species-rich, biologically diverse and iconic property on the east coast at Kelvedon Hills.
Statement on Northern Prison Site
01.10.2020Statement on Northern Prison Site - Birralee Road, Westbury
Call for pitches: Breathing Space
21.09.2020Submissions sought for a new book about nature in Tasmania
Statement on Five Rivers access licence
16.09.2020Newsletter 62
03.06.2020Read the latest edition of our newsletter to see how Tinderbox Hills inspires science, spot a stripey bandicoot and find out how Five Rivers Reserve is recovering after fire.
COVID-19 and the TLC
19.03.2020Along with everybody else, the TLC has had its activities affected by the COVID-19 virus. We are taking steps to help keep our staff, volunteers, landholders and the broader community safe.