Latest News & Updates

  • Angler awareness gets a ‘reel’ boost

    –MEDIA RELEASE– NRM South, in partnership with Tasmania’s Inland Fisheries Service (IFS), is releasing a new series of social media…

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  • Credit: John Harrison

    Swift Parrot nest boxes – not a one size fits all solution

    Nest boxes can be a useful tool in threatened bird conservation. By providing additional roosting and breeding sites, nest boxes…

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  • Burgundy Snail – Bruno Bell (iNaturalist CC BY-NC)

    Welcome support for our endemic species – new partnership project announced

    NRM South was recently awarded funding for two conservation projects targeting two endemic and endangered Tasmanian species – the Burgundy…

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  • Treetop explorations at Murrayfield

    In early December, our Biodiversity Program team joined the South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation (SETAC) and Dejan Stojanovich from The…

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  • Critical funding to protect Tasmania’s important wildlife and landscapes

    Today, the Hon Tanya Plibersek MP, Minister for the Environment and Water, announced an important funding boost for environmental projects…

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  • Walking on Country at Windsong

    In late June, Senior Project Officers Dr Adam Cisterne and Paige Green joined the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre for a site…

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  • Funding boost for native species

    NRM South has received funding totalling $765k for two projects as part of $24 million funding boost for threatened species…

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  • Extending efforts to protect Swan galaxias – new project announced

    NRM South is pleased to announce that a new Swan galaxias project has been approved, funded through an Australian Government…

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  • New Swan Galaxias Settle Into New Habitat, Signalling Promising Population Growth

    Six months ago, through a project to help boost the survival of endangered Swan galaxias in Tasmania, NRM South worked…

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  • Image credit: Dr Catherine Young

    Wilderness Grand Designs Helping A Rare Parrot

    MEDIA RELEASE Wilderness Grand Designs – new infrastructure aids recovery efforts for Orange-bellied Parrots Every spring, a small troupe of…

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  • Image credit: Bjørn Christian Tørrissen

    Fire and Food: The effect of planned burning on the abundance and availability of Orange-bellied Parrot food plants at Melaleuca.

    Melaleuca, located in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, is the last remaining breeding site for the critically endangered Orange-bellied…

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  • Genetics can give powerful insights on Forty-spotted Pardalote population dynamics

    The Forty-spotted Pardalote (Pardalotus quadragintus) is a rare Tasmanian bird that is now largely confined to Bruny Island, Maria Island…

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  • Feathering the Nest – Build Your Own Feather Dispenser And Help An Endangered Bird Thrive

    MEDIA RELEASE Tasmania’s tiny Forty-spotted Pardalote is a bird species that faces significant challenges – but recent research has shown…

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