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Keep in touch

We encourage anyone concerned with maintaining the natural and cultural heritage of Tasmania’s national parks and reserves for present and future generations to keep in touch by subscribing to our email newsletters (free) or becoming a member of the Tasmanian National Parks Association.

Both subscribers and members receive:

  • Regular email newsletters (the Buttongrass Bulletin) with information about issues relevant to our parks and their management

  • Invitations to slideshows, guest speaker and other special events.

  • Email alerts when you can take action on particular issues.

Membership supports us financially and gives you the right to participate in running the association. Members also receive our bi-annual illustrated journal, TNPA News, with in-depth articles about national parks and the conservation of our natural areas.

Sign-up to receive the Buttongrass Bulletin and other updates.

To join the Tasmanian National Parks Association please fill out our Membership form and return it by:

  • Mail your form and membership fee to:
    Tasmanian National Parks Association Inc
    GPO Box 2188
    HOBART
    TASMANIA 7001

OR email a scan of your form to treasurer@tnpa.org.au and pay your membership fee electronically by direct transfer to :

  • Bank: MYSTATE
    BSB: 807 009
    Account Number: 5124 2477
    Name of account: Tasmanian National Parks Association Inc

Please contact us at treasurer@tnpa.org.au with the date you made the transfer so our Treasurer can match your membership application with the payment.

Our annual membership fee is $30 for individuals ($15 if unwaged) and $50 for households or organisations. If you have elected to receive a hard (paper) copy of TNPA News, please include an additional $10 to cover printing and postage costs.

To renew your Tasmanian National Parks Association membership please pay your membership fee electronically by direct transfer to:

  • Bank: MYSTATE
    BSB: 807 009
    Account Number: 5124 2477
    Name of account: Tasmanian National Parks Association Inc

Please ensure you identify the payment with your name when transferring the money into the account and email treasurer@tnpa.org.au with the date you made the transfer so we can identify the payment.

OR, alternatively, you can send a cheque/money order with your membership fee and current contact details (including your email address if you have one) to:

  • Tasmanian National Parks Association Inc
    GPO Box 2188
    HOBART
    TASMANIA 7001
Leatherwood. Photo: Grant Dixon

Leatherwood. Photo: Grant Dixon

Thanks for Supporting Our Work

  • The Pelion Plains in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Part of the iconic Overland Track. Photo: Grant Dixon

Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area

The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area encompasses 1.6 million hectares of Tasmanian’s southwest and central highlands. Its World Heritage status implies the highest possible level of protection but pro-development governments mean threats to the area’s integrity and wild character persist.

  • Painted Cliffs, Maria Island National Park. Photo: Grant Dixon

National Park & Reserve Management

Poor planning and inappropriate development in Tasmania’s national parks and reserves is not restricted to the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

  • Waterfall Valley, Cradle Mountain - Lk S Clair National Park. Photo: Gaant Dixon

Tourism & Park Planning

The Tasmanian Government's policy of 'unlocking our national parks' with minimal opportunity for public scrutiny of proposed developments is a a major threat to the integrity of our parks and reserves.

  • Bushwalker above Lake Judd, Southwest National Park. Photo: Grant Dixon.

Recreation Management

Tasmania is one on the most highly regarded bushwalking areas in Australia and there is a long history of attempts to achieve the sustainable management of walking tracks and their use by walkers.

  • Western Arthur Range in the Southwest National Park. Photo: Geoff Dixon

Wilderness

The protection of wild character and managing the opportunity for visitors to experience wilderness underpins a great deal of our work.

The Tasmanian National Parks Association offers an independent voice for Tasmania’s national parks and reserves, to ensure they are managed for the conservation of the values for which they were proclaimed.

Our Approach

We reinforce public values, concerns and criticisms to policy makers and managers, while promoting conservation awareness.

MORE ABOUT US

A Voice for Nature

Our major current concern is the threat to their integrity from inappropriate tourism developments.

OUR CAMPAIGNS

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