The Tasmanian Conservation Trust Inc is a voluntary non-profit organisation working on conservation issues, especially those that directly affect Tasmania.

The TCT was formed in 1968 to ensure that land, water and other resources are used with wisdom and foresight, and that competing demands for these are resolved in a rational and environmentally responsible manner. It aims to foster and assist in the conservation of flora, fauna and important natural, archaeological and cultural features of Tasmania.

The Trust has over 400 members and an elected council oversees its operations, while day-to-day activities and executive decisions are managed by the CEO, Christian Bell. The office, located in Hobart, is staffed during normal business hours. Most employees are part-time but contribute voluntary time as well. They bring a great deal of experience, dedication and enthusiasm to a vital and demanding area of work. The TCT also hosts the Tasmanian coordinator of the National Threatened Species Network.

The TCT welcomes volunteer workers and new members, and will always to try to assist anyone with concerns relating to the environment.

You can help protect our unique island by becoming a member, participating in working groups and donating time or money to our campaigns.

Information about the Trust and its activities, as well as current environmental issues, is regularly published in our newsletter, the Tasmanian Conservationist, and at this web site.