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Landcare Tasmania’s member groups’ initiatives support habitat restoration, invasive plant control, native species planting and ecosystem resilience building.
Member groups support habitat restoration, invasive plant control, native species planting and ecosystem resilience building — improving soil quality, connecting ecological corridors and enhancing local biodiversity
Represents and supports more than 300 member groups and 8,000 volunteers, strengthening the statewide Landcare movement through connection, support and advocacy, and raising conservation awareness.
Landcare Tasmania is the peak body for community Landcare, representing and supporting more than 300 member groups and 8,000 volunteers across Lutruwita/Tasmania. We strengthen and grow the statewide Landcare movement through connection, support and advocacy. Volunteers can join local member groups to learn replanting techniques, contribute to ecological monitoring programs and tap into the extensive ecological knowledge of local connected people. This is an immersive way to experience nature, learn actively, and make a contribution to conservation in Tasmania.
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By participating in these initiatives, volunteers directly contribute to improving soil quality, connecting ecological corridors, and enhancing local biodiversity. These actions have lasting effects on the Tasmanian landscape and on conservation awareness.
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