For two weeks at the end of September, Tasmania’s southern councils are going toe-to-toe in a regional BioBlitz as part of this year’s National Biodiversity Month! Between September 15 and 30, residen...

YouTube video by Tasmanian Land Conservancy

YouTube video by Tasmanian Land Conservancy

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How well do Tasmanians know the wildlife that lives alongside us? Glen Bain puts our species-recognition skills to the test, and asks why being able to tell a bettong from a bandicoot may matter more ...

The symposium includes presentations, question and answer sessions and discussions as we deep dive into the science work being done by the TLC and its partners.

When rushes and sedges begin spreading across wet ground, it can feel as though a property is becoming overgrown. But Land for Wildlife Coordinator Phil Wise has found that these dense, tangled areas ...

The birds on your property have something to tell you! Here, ecologists Erin Harris and Ramit Singal share why we need more bird call recordings, and how you can be involved. We hear birds around us e...

Fences and netting can affect wildlife in gardens of any size. Here, Gardens for Wildlife Coordinator Emma McPhee shares practical ways to reduce the risks. When I moved to a rural property six months...

Even the smallest of gardens can provide invaluable habitat for native wildlife. In dense urban areas, where concrete, glass, and tarmac reign supreme, creating a little pocket of greenery on your bal...

We are looking for a PhD candidate to investigate the effects of large herbivores (invasive deer and macropods) on above and belowground ecosystems, including soil properties and microbial communities...