Skullbone Plains

Exquisite open valleys, old-growth forests, native grasslands, cushion plants and rare, endangered sphagnum moss beds, provides critical wild habitat for a species of endangered fish, the Clarence galaxias.
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The Vale of Belvoir

A stone's throw from the wild, jagged peaks of Cradle Mountain lies a serene, hidden valley, the Vale of Belvoir.
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Brown Mountain Reserve

Magnificent Eucalyptus obliqua and Eucalyptus regnans forest gifted to the TLC.
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Long Point

A wetland of international importance on Tasmania's East Coast.
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Lutregala Marsh

A coastal wetland and hot spot for raptors.
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Thank you to all supporters who have helped us protect these important places in Tasmania

Bilby

We fund the on-going management and conservation for our permanent reserves through the TLC Foundation and Bequests program and our Regular Giving Program read more >>

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Blue Tier

A wonderful 85 hectare property that lies on the eastern slopes on the Blue Tier region in north-east Tasmania and provides habitat for rare and threatened species, including the eastern quoll and Tasmanian devil. Read more >>

Liffey Reserve

An important 13 hectare property gifted to the TLC as part of the New Leaf project. Read more >>

The Egg Islands

A mosaic of endangered forest, wetland and saline grassland communities and home to the globally endangered Australasian bittern.
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Recherche Bay

A place of immense national significance. The contribution to the early understanding of Australian Flora by French botanists here is considerable.
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Flat Rock Reserve, managed with Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary

Located in an internationally recognised biodiversity hotspot.
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Silver Peppermint Reserve

A beautiful 43ha Eucalyptus tenuiramis forest gifted to the TLC.
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