BirdLife Tasmania
Birdlife Tasmania is committed to the conservation of Tasmania’s birds and their habitats through education, research and monitoring, excursions, advocacy and partnerships. Birdlife Tasmania has been active for over 50 years.Activities at BirdLife Tasmania
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Bird Watching and Monitoring
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Advocacy and Conservation Campaigns
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Education and Outreach
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Networking and Collaboration
About our group
Our activities range from a program of regular informal birding excursions, through meetings with high quality guest speakers, to long-term scientific observations. Among our most important work are long-term summer and winter wader counts around the state, waterfowl counts at the key habitat, Moulting Lagoon, and the south-east winter gull count.
Birdlife Tasmania has recently published Bird Walks Brochures for the Hobart and Kingborough Areas. These maps show where to find birds in the local parks and which species you might find.
What's going on in BirdLife Tasmania
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Current news at BirdLife Tasmania.
These are images from some of our recent outings and events and some of the birds encountered. Have a look and join us for a future outing!
Birds in our area
BirdLife Tasmania Committee
Karen Dick
Convenor
Heidi Krajewsky
Secretary
Mark Holdsworth
Treasurer
Erin Harri
Committee Member
Ramit Singal
Committee Member
Karina Sorrell
Committee Member