Healthy Landscapes, Thriving communities -Lutruwita/Tasmania Collective Impact

Collective Impact Scoping Survey

Tasmania's landscapes are some of the most ecologically significant on Earth — and their future is deeply tied to the wellbeing of the communities who care for them. The Healthy Landscapes, Thriving Communities initiative has started a 6-month scoping exercise. We are looking at what great work is already happening, what critical gaps exist, and what is needed for a long-term collective approach to succeed. We will then collate the findings to identify barriers, opportunities to address gaps in current efforts, and what is needed to support a shared approach to secure a future where landscapes and communities in Lutruwita / Tasmania can thrive together. As part of this work, three organisations who play a role in providing support to smaller community groups to help empower their efforts for nature are conducting a community groups’ survey to identify where local community groups’ efforts need the most support to deliver a greater impact.

Before you begin This survey takes approximately 20–25 minutes. You do not need to answer every question — partial responses are genuinely useful. Where a question doesn't apply to your organisation or role, skip it and move on. Survey responses are confidential and information provided will be thematically collated to help scope the next steps. Content will not be attributed to any individual respondents however if you would like to be quoted with a specific idea or insight, please let us know. This is an information gathering scoping exercise only. Nothing here binds you or your organisation.

About you and your organisation

So we can understand who's responding and connect the right people to the right conversations. All fields optional.

Small to medium sized community groups often have immense energy, passion and dedicate significant time to the stewardship and restoration of natural landscapes in Tasmania. Groups including Landcare Tasmania (peak body for landcare groups), Environment Tasmania (Tasmania’s conservation council) and Kuno (digital platform for nature) play a support role for smaller community groups and are interested in better understanding the practical support and needs of your group so they can better help community groups scale up the impact of their work. This section of the survey seeks to explore how your groups’ work can be supported.

Q33. How would you rate your group's current strength in each of these areas below? (1 = major gap, 5 = real strength)

Q34. How important or valuable would background support to help strengthen your groups’ capacity in these areas be 1 = not at all valuable 5 = incredibly valuable?

Environment Tasmania is Tasmania’s conservation council. These questions explore what practical support you want your conservation council to provide.

Kuno (kuno.earth) is a digital platform for nature, providing a digital page and background support to help community groups present the beauty of their corner of the planet, promote their groups’ work, share their stories, grow their supporter base and connect with others working for nature. The Kuno Foundation also provides background support for community-led, landscape-scale collective impact.

Thank you for taking the time to shape this work. Your input feeds directly into the work we are undertaking to map the work that is already underway, gaps in current efforts, and what is needed to secure a future where landscapes and communities in Lutruwita / Tasmania can thrive together. Findings will be shared back with respondents.