Caring for Country
Caring Networks
in Mouheneener country,
lutruwita, Tasmania.
Retirement?
Kingston Beach Coastcare
Kingston Beach, Promenalinah/Browns River
Tyndal Beach north of the tidal lagoon. The Alum Cliffs track winds up to the cliffs through coastal trees and vegetation.
Dune stabilisation and foreshore restoration
Saltmarsh and Buffers
River bank
Coast tracks and dry forest – Tyndal Beach to Allum Cliffs
Our Immediate Network
Working Together for Wetlands
Wider Networks - Pottery to Prevent Extinction
Sea Country : Handfish Conservation Program
Mother Handfish guarding her eggs
Caprtive handfish in the breeding program at Sea Horse World, Beauty Point Tasmania
(my photo)
Little Penguins: Collaborative Conservation Art, Science, Community and Philanthropy
Little Penguins of the Derwent and Channel
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Perfect penguin habitat
Replacement of older boxes like above with clay habitats is in progress
Derwent Estuary Sea Star Cleanup Group
Number of clean ups =38
Approx. weight to date = 6315 kg
Swifty Nesting Box Placement
Tinderbox Hills may be small, but it is incredibly diverse.
Tinderbox Hills, right on Hobart’s doorstep, is truly special. It has an incredibly rich mix of habitats brimming with wildlife, from the canopy tops to the deep gullies. The towering blue gums (Eucalyptus globulus) support a visiting population of endangered swift parrots (Lathamus discolor).
White gum (Eucalyptus viminalis) is a valuable food source for the endangered forty-spotted pardalote (Pardalotus quadragintus), and Tinderbox’s white gums feed several breeding pairs.
Sky Country:Dark Sky Alliance
Aurora Australis Tasmania
Some Citizen Science activities in Kingborough – Australian Museum
Citizen Science: ACF Platy project
Climate Change Now
Speaks for itself
Next?
PS : Next Sesshin in Tasmania with Roshi Susan will be November 2023 at Kunyani House
Roshi Susan in Mt Field National Park (right) during an early Spring Sesshin extension in Tasmania
Kunyani House
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