This is the our fourth year that this event has been held, celebrating Bruny’s beautiful birds, habitats and landscapes featuring a huge range of events for children and families, for experienced birdwatchers and novices alike. For more information, visit their website http://www.brunybirdfestival.org.au/
Community wildlife and feral cat monitoring on Bruny Island
Be part an this exciting, island-wide monitoring to identify what animals live where, and what they are eating. The project will help to identify important wildlife habitat across the island and areas where feral cat control is needed. You can be involved as a citizen-scientist by attending the field day
National Tree Day plantings on Bruny Island
A National Tree Day event held on the 6th of August saw great team effort out on Bruny Island, with more than 70 people chipping in to plant 400 trees and shrubs at Apollo Bay. UTAS CARES also arranged for a bus load of University of Tasmania students to join
Bruny Island Beach Clean Up
Collaborating to clean up the channel Fifty-six volunteers undertook a major coastal clean-up at Alonnah on Bruny Island on Saturday the 2nd of April, 2016. Local residents from Bruny and the Channel areas, Sustainable Living in Kingborough, Conservation Volunteers Australia and the Bruny Island Boat Club joined forces with staff
North Bruny Biodiversity Fund Project
To borrow an old adage, a good network is far stronger than the sum of its parts. In June this year the North Bruny Biodiversity Fund Project formally wrapped up, but it has established a legacy of community teamwork and support that is destined to deliver lasting benefits into the