The Tasmanian Conservation Trust (TCT) is the only Tasmanian conservation organisation that involves itself in the full range of conservation issues. Founded in 1968, it is the longest continuing environment organisation in Tasmania. As a non-political organisation, it can engage with government, industry and the wider community in a non-confrontationist manner to achieve genuine, on-ground conservation outcomes.
16.5.2013: Letter to the Editor, The Examiner: Forest reserves not guaranteed more
10.5.2013: TCT e-Bulletin No.4 May 2013 more
2.5.2013: Letter to the Editor, Mercury: Tasmanian Forests Agreement Act fails to guarantee reserve more
26.4.2013: Media release: Tasmanian Forests Agreement Bill 2013 must be amended. more
15.4.2013: Letter to the Editor, The Age: Wilderness society's contradictory views on logging endangered species habitats more
12.4.2013: Letter to the Editor, Tasmanian Times: Adrian Bold's cable car survey - missing information should be released more
10.4.2013: TCT Letter to the Mercury: Response to Terry Edwards (Letters 10 April 2013 Forests Practices in law) more
27.3.2013: Latest issue of the Tasmanian Conservationist (#328) more
18.3.2013: TCT media release: New Parks and Reserves Authority welcomed - but there must be more than just a name change more
14.3.2013: TCT comments on New Species Profiles for Public Comment: Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) more
5.3.2013: TCT media release: Parks and Wildlife Service ignores safety recommendations for Cape Hauy Track - walkers at greater risk of death more
1.2.2013: TCT e-Bulletin No.3 February 2013 more
24.1.2013: Joint conservation groups comments on the proposal to allow transhipment of fish at sea in the Commonwealth small pelagic fishery more
27.1.2013: TCT comments on New Species Profiles for Public Comment: African Serval (Leptailurus serval) more
18.1.2013: TCT submission to the Legislative Council Select Committee Rural Road Speed Limits more
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by David James