A woman stands on a boardwalk in the sunshine, in grassland in Tasmania’s remote southwest, with a mountain behind her. She is smiling at the camera. Photo: Persia Brooks. — Photo: Persia Brooks

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23.07.24
All projects

Wildlife conservation research — today’s the day to get involved!

Have a chat and get to grips with a NatureTrackers project for National Science Week!

Photo: Clare Hawkins

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14.03.24
CallTrackers

Last chance to get an acoustic recorder out this season!

Be inspired by CallTrackers’ progress, and grab your last chance to book a recorder now!

Photo: Clare Hawkins

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03.09.23
CallTrackers

Do you know of a bat roost?

Can you help? Know someone else in Tasmania who can?

Photo: Ryan Francis

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17.03.23
Where? Where? Wedgie!

Looking good: four years of raptor data

With four years of Tasmania-wide raptor survey data: we’re starting to get a picture…

Photo: Clare Lond-Caulk

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20.02.23
Where? Where? Wedgie!

Ernie the Maria Island eagle

As other eagles his age were flying thousands of kilometres around Tasmania, Ernie has been reluctant to leave Maria Island.

Photo: James Pay

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31.08.22
Where? Where? Wedgie!

GPS-tracking Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagles

Tracking eagles around Tasmania to help guide their conservation.

Photo: James Pay

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Two men standing on rocks surrounded by grassland, by a large lake in remote southwest Tasmania, with mountains on the far side of the lake. They are in the area doing Where? Where? Wedgie! surveys. They are smiling at the camera and one of them has a pair of binoculars. Photo: Nick Mooney. — Photo: Nick Mooney