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Introducing our 2025 Annual Report

This year’s report reflects an important improvement in how we tell Wildcare’s story. Alongside stronger impact reporting, it features projects in focus and member profiles that bring our conservation work to life and celebrate the people behind it.

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What we are doing

Watching Over Cradle Mountain's Wombats

As dusk falls over the wild, rugged Cradle Mountain landscape, placid yet sturdy bare-nosed wombats (Vombatus ursinus) begin to emerge from their burrows, quietly roaming and grazing the native grassland plains under fading light. Wildcare's Cradle Mountain Volunteers (WCMV) proudly partner with the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) at Cradle Mountain to help monitor and protect these iconic, mainly nocturnal creatures.

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Meet our new leaders

Wildcare welcomes a new Chair and Board member

Wildcare Tasmania is delighted to announce the results of its recent Board elections and appointments, and to extend a warm welcome to our new Chair, Marianne Gee, and newly elected Board member, Samantha Climie. We also extend our sincere thanks to outgoing Chair, Donna Burton, for her dedicated leadership, strong governance focus and significant contribution to Wildcare Tasmania.

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We invite you to become a member of Wildcare Tasmania. Just by joining, you are already supporting our volunteers and making a positive impact.

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About Us

Wildcare Tasmania is a community of volunteers and donors caring for Tasmania's wild places, wildlife and cultural heritage. Wildcare has almost 60 volunteer groups that members can join.

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We offer inspiring opportunities in beautiful places, working in close partnership with the Tasmanian Government, councils, and private landowners.

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Wildcare Groups

Browse the groups below and sign up to their email list by clicking 'Join this Group'. Join as many groups as you like, it's a great way to find out about opportunities, impact and stories.

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Coastal - 55 Members

Wildcare Lumeah Point

We undertake a range of work from clearing weeds to removing feral oysters from the foreshore of Lumeah Point.

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Community - 37 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”.

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Islands - 129 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.

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