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From near the coast of Penguin to the slopes of Cradle Mountain, a broad ribbon of public wild country runs through the heart of the Central Coast. A ...

Fairyland on North Bruny is hosting an hands-on afternoon exploring how smart fire management can protect both property and landscape. 

The community vision survey for the wild country stretching from Penguin and the Central Coast through to Cradle Mountain has already received over 50...

Photo by Stefan Andrews, courtesy Great Southern Reef Foundation. In the midst of the tragic Giant Kelp loss, there are people choosing another path: ...

As a part of the Coast to Cradle Wild Country community engagement, Wildcare group Friends of the Penguin Cradle Trail hosted a social walk on a secti...

The Tasmanian giant freshwater crayfish is the largest freshwater invertebrate in the world. It is found only in Tasmania, in cool, clean rivers and s...

For Michael “Mick” Dudgeon, Gunns Plains is more than a picturesque Tasmanian valley. It is a place that shaped his working life and left him with a l...

A community vision survey for the Coast to Cradle Wild Country has opened, giving people across the region the opportunity to help shape the future of...

Join our Coast to Cradle Wild Country: Community Days and Workshops in Gunns Plains, Ulverstone, Sheffield & Penguin. 

Watch the Coast to Cradle Wild Country Film, bringing together voices from all across the beautiful place, sharing their love for the nature and commu...

In the past decades, more than 95% of the Giant kelp forests in Tasmania have dissapeared. Now, people are working to restore them through underwater ...

250 Things a Conservationist Should Know: A Portrait of a Conservationist