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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.
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Newsletter 66
03.06.2021The TLC winter newsletter announces our new campaign to protect a species-rich, biologically diverse and iconic property on the east coast at Kelvedon Hills. You'll also hear more about burning to protect orchids, saving the giant freshwater crayfish, and our recent Discovery Day at Prosser River Reserve.
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Newsletter 65
18.03.2021The TLC autumn newsletter announces our newest reserve - Tinderbox Hills - and includes your invitation to celebrate its protection. You'll also hear more about our project tracking quolls in the highlands, and find out why Head of Science Alex Kutt loves nature.
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Newsletter 64
01.12.2020The TLC summer newsletter celebrates Tasmania's forward-thinking conservation landholders, introduces us to the little lives of Tinderbox Hills and tags along on a Natural Guardians trip to our newest reserve, on the east coast.
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
16.09.2020
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Newsletter 63
14.09.2020The TLC Spring newsletter takes you to our newest reserve on Tassie's east coast and tells the story of the bequest that made it happen. We'll also help you keep track of conservation, and let you know who won the latest Bird Conservation Scholarship.
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Newsletter 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.