NRM South is one of 56 natural resource management organisations in Australia and one of three in Tasmania. Our role is to protect, sustainably manage and improve our natural resources for the shared environmental, social and economic benefit of the community.
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After the planned clean up for May was cancelled due to extreme weather, the clean-up event scheduled for Bruny Island will go ahead on 18 August. Small groups of volunteers, with a supervisor will be allocated sections of coastline. Boats will collect the debris bags from different locations and bring
This year's marine debris clean up at Charlottes Cove in the Huon Valley brought together over 50 volunteers from the community who braved the cold and windy conditions to help remove over 5m3 of trash from our southern beaches. Members of community groups and organisations such as Friends of Randall’s
It’s been a month dominated by conferences and forums here in Southern Tasmania. From the Coast to Coast conference to the Australia-China Sustainable Agricultural Technology Forum, we’ve had a busy few weeks! We’ve also got some timely tips for firewood users as winter weather starts to creep in and a
With the cold weather approaching, many Tasmanians have started to stock up on winter wood supplies. In fact, we burn more wood per capita here than anywhere else in Australia! But do you know where your firewood has come from? NRM South has released a new information flyer that will
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Summer Discovery Rangers success As with previous years, the 2017-2018 Discovery Ranger Program, delivered by Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service in partnership with NRM...Biosecurity
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Shorebird Education Kit -
From Highland Cider gums to Recherche Bay waves -
Saving Morrisbyi’s Gum – update
