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Managing our Natural Resources

Sustainable management of our natural resources on both public and private land is a priority for the Department.

 Hot Topics
Natural Values Atlas | The Alternatives to 1080 Program - Final Report | Review of Wildlife Import Arrangements | Wildlife Import Policy & Procedures | Natural Systems Resiliency Project | Acid Sulfate Soils

Conservation Planning & Assessment Tools
Includes the NVA, TasVeg, the Tas Reserve Spatial Layer, Geocon Database, strategies, policies and other publications.
Forms & Permits
Includes research permits, nomination of threatened species, 'taking' native flora, hunting licences, import/export of wildlife plus other forms and p...
Wildlife Management
The primary role of the Wildlife Management Branch (WMB) is to efficiently and effectively facilitate the sustainable management of Tasmania's wildlif...
Conservation on Private Land
The Private Land Conservation Program works with landowners to sustainably manage and conserve natural values on private land.
Land Management & Soils
Information on Tasmania's land resources, including soil types, land capability, and soil management.
Research & Monitoring in the TWWHA
Research and monitoring to identify values and conservation requirements in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
Geoconservation
Geoconservation aims to preserve the natural diversity of our non-living environment (our geodiversity) - bedrock features, landforms, soil features ...
Climate Change
Tasmania is implementing a range of initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and also to deal with the implications of climate change.
Coastal Management
The State Coastal Policy is a policy created under the State Policies and Projects Act 1993. State Policies, also known as Tasmanian Sustainabl...
Scientific Permits (Fauna) Applications for Public Comment 2012
As part of the process for issuing scientific (fauna) permits, the community is invited to view and comment upon all new research applications.
Scientific Permits (Fauna) Applications for Public Comment 2013
As part of the process for issuing scientific (fauna) permits, the community is invited to view and comment upon all new research applications.

 What’s New
Game Tracks Lastest Issue | Black-capped lory (lorius Lory)

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