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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In July 2017, NRM South supported Cathy Ransom, Ben Sculthorpe (weetapoona Aboriginal Corporation directors), John Easton, Craig Blake, Jayke Binns (pakana services) and Kris Schaffer (Bushfoods director) to attend a national fire workshop in Cape York. Essential to successful environmental management is understanding how fire can be both a destructive
The Australian Government is consulting on the introduction of the next cycle of funding for the National Landcare Program, Phase 2. While maintaining the regional scale model, this new method of tenders and grants will likely mean significant changes for NRM in southern Tasmania, both for environmental and agricultural priorities
With the warming weather, it’s time to head outdoors once again and welcome a new growing season. Check out the latest NRM news from around Southern Tasmania in our October edition.
NRM South’s 2016-17 Annual Report is hot off the presses and now online. Click here to download a copy and catch up on all the highlights in natural resource management across Southern Tasmania for the past year.
In Spring 2018 and 2019, participants from all around Australia will discover how healthy their local rivers and wetlands are, as part of The National Waterbug Blitz. Using basic tools (hand lens, icecube tray and plastic spoon) and following the guidance of The Waterbug App, users will be able to
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NRM South staff can help! We recognise and appreciate the invaluable voluntary work undertaken in our region by community groups, organisations and individuals. Through our...Community groups
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Getting fired up in Cape York -
Signing on for collaboration -
Waterbug Identification – Free Training
