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Islands - 78 Members

WILDCARE Friends of Fisher Island

We are a group that has a central and on-going focus on Fisher Island in the Furneaux group in Bass Strait, however we will include other Tasmanian Islands which are impacted by vertebrate pests (eg cats, rats, mice, rabbits and others). We also undertake the short-tailed shearwater banding project, one of the longest-runni...

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Islands - 36 Members

Friends of Snake Island

The Friends of Snake Island (FOSI) includes members of the Tasmanian Sea Canoeing Club (TSCC), the Kettering Yacht Club (KYC) and other local community members. It was recognised that, while the island has traditionally been, and continues to be, a popular destination for people with access to boats, it has unfortunately s...

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Coastal - 15 Members

Wildcare Friends of Stanley Penguins

The Friends of Stanley Penguins, established in 2023 is a group of volunteers with the aim to help protect the Little Penguins in the Godfreys Beach, Stanley Conservation area. Our group assists visitors at the Godfreys Beach Viewing Platform and educates tourists and locals through interpretation and awareness.

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