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Many hands, meaningful impact: Aurora Energy joins Wildcare at Cape Deslacs

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Bushland & Heritage - 43 Members

Friends of Trevallyn Reserve

We attend working bees on the second Saturday of each month. Our major objective is to “engage in environmental maintenance and restoration”.

Islands & Heritage - 138 Members

Seabird Island Restoration Group

We undertake eradication of feral vertebrates and invasive plants on small islands throughout Tasmania to restore and protect nesting seabird populations.

Islands & Heritage - 360 Members

Friends of Maatsuyker Island

Our mission is to ensure the conservation, protection and recognition of Maatsuyker Island’s historic, natural and Aboriginal values.

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October
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18
October
2:30am - 4:00am
Lake Dobson Rd, Mount Field TAS 7140
Friends of the Pandani Moth
Mt Field Annual Monitoring
Come and spend a week in Spring to kick off the Pandani Moth annual monitoring program for 2026! This is a celebration of the adults beginning to emerge, the final caterpillars making the great migration to the crowns of the Pandani to transform.
Fri
16
October
Sun
18
October
8:00am - 1:30am
Woolnorth, Woolnorth Road, Tasmania
Friends of the OBP
OBP Survey at Woolnorth 17-18 October 2026
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Fri
16
October
Sat
17
October
9:30pm - 4:30am
Mount Field Visitor Centre
Friends of Mt Field
Mt Field Falls Track Working Bee
Working Bee this Saturday 17 OCTOBER 2026. The work will be around the lower falls area and will involve clearing tracks, bridges and drains and some weeding. All participating volunteers will aim to meet at the Visitor Centre Carpark at 8:30. The day should finish between 3 and 4 pm.
Fri
16
October
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17
October
10:30pm - 1:00am
Rotary Centennial Park
Pacific Black Duck Conservation Group
Introduction to Birdwatching
A community birdwatching day in Kingston
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