Articles

Tiger Plain is located within the Coast to Cradle Wild Country on the northeastern edge of the Black Bluff Nature Recreation Area. Tiger Plain is an e...

For Michael “Mick” Dudgeon, Gunns Plains is more than a picturesque Tasmanian valley. It is a place that shaped his working life and left him with a l...

Healthy Country Services & Consulting (HCSC) is an Aboriginal-owned land management company on the Central Coast of Tasmania, providing expert ser...

Support PROTECT Tasmania's goal of $30,000 to protect Tasmania's nationally threatened burrowing crayfish. Photo by: Ryan Francis

Australian grasslands have evolved alongside fire, including the use of fire by Tasmanian Aboriginal people over thousands of years. For the TLC, care...

At the foot of Tasmania’s Dial Range, Mount Gnonom Farm is showcasing the region’s rich produce, natural beauty and growing potential as an agri-touri...

High in Tasmania’s Central Highlands, near the Cradle Mountain area, lies the Vale of Belvoir, a unique landscape with rare Tasmanian grasslands. The ...

Historically, horse riders in our Region, used to ride all throughout the Dial Range from Riana, through to Gunns Plains and into Penguin. The shared ...

A community vision survey for the Coast to Cradle Wild Country has opened, giving people across the region the opportunity to help shape the future of...

Cultural steward Lyndon O'Neil talks about his home on the central coast of Lutruwita / Tasmania, the history of these landscapes and what 'cultural l...

Cultural steward Lyndon O'Neil beautifully describes the Kokonnengar river (Leven River). Photo: Tilde Bergstrom 

The Cradle Mountain and Belvoir Roads pass over the most easterly and southerly extent of the Coast to Cradle Wild Country. The Cradle Mountain Roads ...