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The swift parrot and forty-spotted pardalote are just some of the threatened species benefited by the TLC's effective three year radiata pine control project on Bruny Island.

It is always a special feeling when we have the opportunity to share a piece of our diverse and beautiful Island with new audiences in new places.

Imagine being able to stand on the shores of some of Tasmania's most remote coastline or look up into the canopy of an ancient rainforest, touring the sights and sounds without so much as breaking a sweat.

A short film by the TLC detailing a Carnivore Monitoring Project at Five Rivers Reserve is now showing at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG).

Please join us at the launch of Poets and Painters - Celebrating The Big Punchbowl on Friday 28 July at the Moonah Arts Centre.

The story of the TLC’s collaborations with artists and curators has won a prize at the 2017 Conference on Communication and Environment at the University of Leicester, UK.

The launch of the Poets and Painters exhibition on the evening of Friday 28 July, and the first of a series of poetry readings on Saturday 29 July have been outstanding successes.

The 2017 Poets and Painters event will launch at the Moonah Arts Centre on Friday 28 July at 6.00 pm. Media are invited to view the exhibition and speak to artists and curators.

Photographer Heath Holden has been capturing amazing images of the flora and fauna on TLC reserves since 2014. His photos have featured in our newsletters, social media, on our website and in annual reports. Through Heath's lens we enjoy glimpses of nature that we would otherwise miss.

The Tasmanian Land Conservancy (TLC) wants people to be able to enjoy the benefits of nature without leaving anything behind. That’s why we launched the Loo with a View crowdfunding campaign.