The coastal habitats on which Little Penguins are dependent year-round are under increasing pressure from a broad spectrum of threats. Councils, developers and community care groups may inadvertently impact these areas at times. The updated ‘Guidelines for working in, and management of Little Penguin habitat’ provide advice for minimising or mitigating these threats. The new […]
A place to pause, or chat with friends (and make new ones!) Sisters Beach Wildcare have commenced a new season of planning, weeding and planting at the beautiful Sisters Beach Estuary and are pleased to be part of the Pause Place Project in Waratah-Wynyard Council – encouraging people to stay a while, rest and enjoy […]
An Evolving Nature Trail at Sisters Beach Wildcare Protecting Our Paperbark Woodland For the past three years, Sisters Beach Wildcare have been working to help protect and regenerate the paperbark woodland around our estuary. This is partly to counter the effects of high impact sea surges that occasionally flood the site, bringing in debris that […]
The 2023 Annual General Meeting of Wildcare Tasmania Inc. will be accessible to all Wildcare members via Zoom video conferencing. When: March 23rd, 2023 7:00 PM through March 23rd, 2023 8:00 PM Register here. Note: This event is open to Wildcare members and you will need to be logged into the website with your email/membership […]
The Penny Project: How Do We Protect Our Estuary Paperbark Woodlands From Coastal Erosion? Sisters Beach Wildcare, December 2021 Last July, down at Sisters Beach estuary, our President Lynn discovered that about 40 of the plants and tree guards we had put in at the Paperbark Woodland over the past two years, had been washed […]