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The TLC has been awarded a $25,000 grant for community based monitoring of the Tasmanian devil of private lands.

Human legacies linger amidst a thriving sanctuary for threatened plant and animal species at the TLC's Egg Island Reserve, located midstream in the Huon River.

Skullbone Plains – a reserve unexplored and unknown to most TLC supporters – was teeming with the activity of a mini nature-based festival at TLC’s Discovery Weekend and Loo with a View Launch in March.

TLC CEO Jane Hutchinson has accepted a $130,000 grant from NAB on behalf of the Australian Land Conservation Alliance (ALCA).

One of the best things about Tassie is how closely linked we are to our wild places, how our appreciation for nature is not lost, even in our capital city.

Over the past six summers, dedicated volunteer teams have contributed over 450 days of work removing invasive weeds from the TLC's beautiful Five Rivers Reserve and Interlaken properties, in Tasmania's Central Highlands. We estimate that together, we have removed more than 1,000,000 weeds!

The TLC's Skullbone Plains Reserve will soon host Tasmania’s most lavish lavatory.

Benefits that images of our wild places have upon us are now being prescribed by Dr Mark McCoid, who has supported Tasmania’s unique species and their habitat by purchasing framed photographs of TLC reserves to hang in his practice.

We acknowledge that each of our dedicated volunteers has their own unique story about what motivates them to give their time so selflessly. Binding them all, however, is a shared understanding of the imminent need for direct action for nature conservation.