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Inala has created a protected reserve that actively restores habitats and protects endangered species. Tours emphasise sustainable tourism and wildlife conservation education. The Inala Foundation funds ongoing projects supporting habitat protection, endangered species monitoring and community education. Visitors participate in meaningful learning, observing conservation measures in action while contributing to broader efforts to preserve Tasmania’s unique ecosystems.
Protected 600-hectare reserve actively restoring habitats and protecting endangered species; habitat protection and endangered species monitoring funded via The Inala Foundation.
Community education funded via The Inala Foundation; meaningful learning for visitors.
Inala Nature Tours offers immersive wildlife and birdwatching experiences on Bruny Island and throughout Tasmania. Accompanied by expert naturalists, visitors explore the 600-hectare Inala Nature Reserve, home to all 12 species of Tasmanian endemic birds, as well as endangered mammals and unique plant species. Visitors gain a hands-on understanding of conservation efforts, observe wildlife in its natural habitat, and visit Inala’s Jurassic Garden and Nature Museum for an enriching educational experience.
How you can help
Get educated and spread the word! When you visit Inala, you will learn about our most vulnerable species which will then inspire direct action to care for and protect our Tasmanian wildlife. Donate to The Inala Foundation.
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