In light of the current situation, and the significant impacts across our organisations, businesses and communities, we wanted to let you know that we will be changing the way we work. Our small team continues to work hard behind the scenes – both in the NRM South office and
Call for Expression of Interest
Membership of the Steering Committee for the Protecting the breeding population of Swift Parrots project Protecting the breeding population of Swift Parrots project aims to improve the trajectory of the Swift Parrot through reducing mortality due to sugar glider predation, improving breeding success through habitat augmentation and the protection of
Call for Expressions of Interest
Membership of the Technical Advisory Committee for the Wedge-tailed Eagle Research Fund Purpose A Wedge-tailed Eagle (WTE) Research Fund has been established as an offset to the Cattle Hill Wind Farm. The purpose of the Fund is to support high quality ecological or other relevant scientific research on Tasmanian WTEs,
Boost for Natural Resource Management in Southern Tasmania
NRM South has been appointed as the project service provider for southern Tasmania through the Australian Government’s Regional Land Partnerships program. Over the next four years, we will deliver vital on-ground projects on behalf of the Australian Government that will benefit the environment, communities and industries of southern Tasmania. Our
Kids4Kids Sustainability Leaders Conference 2019
Along with 550 Kinder to Year 10 students, NRM South participated in the Kids4Kids Conference in Hobart this year. Students shared stories, lead activities and participated in workshops on the Conference theme of There is no Planet B. NRM South ran three biosecurity workshops that focused on biological threats to Tasmania’s
Caring for Our Waterways
This year’s D’Entrecasteaux and Huon Collaboration (DHC) mini-conference was a huge success! Held on the 28th of June 2019, this conference facilitated the sharing of new research, ideas, and discussions about the D’Entrecasteaux and Huon Estuary, or as they call, our waterways. NRM South’s own, Dr Amelia Fowles (D’Entrecasteaux and Huon Collaboration Project Coordinator), did a fantastic job of organising this event, with