Report on project completed with funding from the Tasmanian Nature Conservation Fund Californian Thistle Eradication and other weed work: Our aim is to eradicate these thistles from the island. We are almost there! At the last Spring working bee in November 2022, we treated (with Lontrel Advanced) a total of 662 thistles. An additional Working […]
See the latest Newsletter from Friends of Tasman Island at https://wildcaretas.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/30-Newslette-March-2024-April-10-22-final-pdf.pdf
29 Newslette rDecember 2023 final pdf
FoTI has had a busy 3 months this year. Read all about it! https://wildcaretas.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/28-FoTI-Newsletter-March-2023-pdf.pdf
Three of Wildcare’s Island Groups are combining forces to set up a major fundraiser to support conservation work on Tasman, Maatsuyker and Deal Islands. You can support by purchasing a book of 10 raffle tickets and be in with a chance to win some great prizes! The raffle will be drawn at the Australian […]
FoTI volunteers have been busy on Tasman Island. Read about all the latest news here
The latest news from the Friends of Tasman Island is now available at https://wildcaretas.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/26-FoTI-Newsletter-April-2022-final-pdf.pdf Enjoy!
“Excitement is the only word I can use. I considered it an honour to be chosen to join a working bee on Tasman Island and determined to make the most of my visit. The island is stunning and its continuing history an important part of Tasmania’s story. The dedication of the volunteers always amazes and […]
FoTI’s latest working bee on Tasman Island was an outstanding success & Santa’s workshop was an innovative way to repurpose timber from Tasman Landing … That and more in FoTI’s latest newsletter. https://wildcaretas.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/FoTI-Newsletter-25-Dec-2021-pdf.pdf Read all about it!
Q&A with Friends of Tasman Island volunteer Georgie Carr There are so many reasons to volunteer. From making new friends, learning new skills, or giving back to the community. We asked Wildcare Tasmania member Georgie Carr about her views on volunteering. How long have you been volunteering? For more than 16 years, I […]