The Tasmanian Smart Seafood Partnership is pleased to announce that the ‘Bird breeding habitat and access recommendations’ state-wide layer in LISTmap is now live. This LISTmap layer provides advice for coastal activities such as clean up events, weeding or field days, and can be used by the seafood industry, community

With 2021 drawing to a close, it's time to take a look back at some of our major accomplishments over the last 6 months. It is thanks to funding from industry partners, State Government and Australian Government (including through the National Landcare Program) that we have been able to support

Over November, our Regional Agricultural Landcare Facilitator, Tim Ackroyd joined Peter Heading (NRM North’s Agricultural project officer) out in the field. They were gathering information for our dryland soil probe reference sites on the east coast and Fingal Valley as part of the Tasmanian Farming Forecaster pilot. Real-time soil moisture,

Eligible Aussie farmers are invited to apply for round 2 of the Carbon + Biodiversity Pilot. Applications are open from Thursday 16 December 2021 and will close on Thursday 3 March 2022. The Pilot is a key part of the Australian Government’s $66.1 million Agriculture Biodiversity Stewardship Package and will

As part of NRM South’s Derwent Pasture Network (DPN) project, a recent pasture renovation seminar in Hamilton brought together farmers from the Derwent valley to discuss their experiences with renovating pasture – including highlighting critical local issues, lessons learnt, what’s worked, what hasn’t, and suggestions on how the DPN project

We’ve moved! It seems like only yesterday that we moved into our Macquarie Street office, but with new projects and a growing team, we’ve moved on to a new and larger office in downtown Hobart. You can now find us at Level 1, 89 Brisbane Street (corner of Brisbane and

NRM South is pleased to announce the release of their 2020-2021 annual report, showcasing the significant progress that the organisation has made in the last financial year. NRM South is the natural resource management organisation representing Tasmania’s southern region and has been in operation since 2002. In this time, they

In mid-September, staff from NRM South joined DPIPWE and pakana service team members on a 2-day field trip to remote Southport Bluff, an exposed and windswept site that is home to the only known wild population of critically endangered Southport heath (Epacris stuartii). Southport heath is a small, coastal shrub