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Three Brothers Hills: history, forest and a place valued by local people
The Three Brothers Hills sit alongside the Leven Canyon Regional Reserve and are a special part of the local landscape. This area is part of the wild ...
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Loyetea: The Wild Heart of Gunns Plains
The Loyetea Range and Loyetea Peak are a beautiful backdrop to the southern end of Gunns Plains, and are integral part of the Coast to Cradle Wild Cou...
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Coast to Cradle Wild Country Map
The wild country stretching from Penguin through to Cradle Mountain at its core includes a remarkable corridor of public land managed by the Parks and...
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Join our Coast to Cradle Open Days and Community Workshops!
Join our Coast to Cradle Wild Country: Community Days and Workshops in Gunns Plains, Ulverstone, Sheffield & Penguin.
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Coast to Cradle Wild Country: The Film
Watch the Coast to Cradle Wild Country Film, bringing together voices from all across the beautiful place, sharing their love for the nature and commu...
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Coast to Cradle Wild Country: Community Survey
A community survey for the Coast to Cradle working group. Have your say in how we use and protect Nature.
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Giants of the Leven
Just next to the Leven Canyon Reserve in North West Tasmania lies a forest with several giant trees, relics of an ancient and beautiful landscape. Thi...
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Our responsibility to bring children into nature
Tasmanian outdoor guide, naturalist and former educator Peter Marmion talks about the importance of bringing kids out in nature.
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Mountain biking on the north west coast
The Dial Range offers a broad spectrum of terrain for mountain biking. Chris Stredwick, Vice president of the Cradle Coast Mountain Bike Club, has spe...
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Giant freshwater crayfish surveying with Todd Walsh
Kuno follows along Tasmanian giant freshwater crayfish expert Todd Walsh for a day in the field, tracking and surveying this unique endemic species.
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The Dial Range: an artist's perspective
Louise Daniels is a Tasmanian visual artist of Trawlwoolway/Palawa heritage. Her art practice incorporates drawing, painting, and wire sculpture, with...
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