The Five Rivers Reserve is a spectacular landscape hosting grassland valleys, old-growth forests, woodlands, native grasslands, cushion plants, endangered sphagnum moss beds and five natural river systems. A habitat for endangered wildlife, including the Tasmanian devil and Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle and endemic species, such as the Clarence galaxias fish, not found in any other region on Earth
28.02.2024 • Our team has been hard at work with annual weeding programs in full operation including many of our newest reserves, as well as the delivery of our long-term ecological monitoring program across the reserve estate. A recent highlight was the locals day at Sloping Main, or as many of them reminded us ‘Slopen Main’… We are also excited to launch the next phase of the Gardens for Wildlife Program in Tasmania, which has transitioned to TLC from the Tasmanian State Government. Plus read inspiring updates from our partnerships with landholders working to conserve some of our rarest species.
30.11.2023 • In this edition, find out how we're hoping - with your help! - to establish the largest contiguous area of privately protected land in Tasmania. Plus, a wrap of our first conservation science symposium.