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To make it easier to find and enjoy Tasmania's national parks and reserves, work is underway to plan and deliver an online booking system to access Parks products.
Restrictions on campfires, pot fires and other solid fuel stoves will start from Tuesday 5 November 2024 at 2:00am in some Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service campgrounds. The restrictions are in place to reduce the risk of bushfires.
We were pleased to host James Tomlinson as part of the inaugural ranger exchange program between South Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service and Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service. James shares his eight-week experience here.
Upgrades to the Walls Circuit Track in the Walls of Jerusalem National Park will commence soon, providing visitors with an improved walking experience at the picturesque site.
Staff at Highfield Historic Site, on the outskirts of Stanley, are delighted with the return of a piece of the homestead’s history following the donation of a period dress circa 1874.
Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service fire crews have brushed up on their emergency response skills at a series of training events held around the state.
We all know that first days on the job can be challenging, but Charlotte Blake truly went above and beyond during her first shift as a Wilderness Ranger on one of Tasmania’s most remote and demanding walking tracks.
Strains known as high pathogenicity avian influenza are very contagious and deadly. They cause severe disease and death in both wild and domestic birds.
Graduate Ranger Abbey Ralph has now completed an eight-week educational adventure around the South Australian outback as part of the annual ranger exchange with National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia.