This special issue of TNPA News is primarily about wildfire in Tasmania, in particular western Tasmania. The included invited essays come from a range of perspectives reflecting the breadth and complexity of the issues.
Articles in this issue describe the state of play of the Tyndall Range ‘Next Iconic Walk’ project, undertake a financial analysis of the Three Capes Track, and reflect on Hobart City Council's decision process for a proposed zipline on Kunanyi/Mt Wellington.
The content of this issue of TNPA News ranges from the reflective to the practical, showing the breadth of the TNPA’s remit. Topics include aspects of current reserved land management, some reflections on the future, and a conservation love story.
This issue of TNPA News contains articles analysing a number of significant issues, including proposed "reform" of the approval process for developments within our parks and reserves, and the lack of up-to-date management plans for most of Tasmania's reserve estate.
This issue of TNPA News contains two articles on the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage area, one positive, one rather less so. Another reflects on the increasing commercial orientation of some of Tasmania’s best-known tracks.
This issue of TNPA News contains a photo feature on Tasmania's 'forgotten wilderness', the 139,000 hectare Spero - Wanderer region left out of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area south of Macquarie Harbour.
