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24.01.2022 The endemic and threatened native conifers on the Overland Track can live a 1000 years but the ancient tree rarely bears seed cones. In the midst of a global pandemic, this rare event occurred. Botanist James Wood and Tas Walking Co guide Justin Dyer set out on an expedition to map and collect 8000 seeds that will be stored in the Tas Seed Conservation Centre. https://www.twcfoundation.com.au/projects/seed-conservation/

23.01.2022 Our #walkwithheart giveaway has uncovered amazing stories of resilience, generosity and love from across Tasmania during the COVID pandemic. The Mercury Newspaper Nominate someone deserving on this post by 5pm tomorrow: https://www.facebook.com/TasWalkingCoFoundation/posts/181766526741686

22.01.2022 The Western Pigmy Possum gets our vote! Jannico Kelk Photography Conservation Volunteers Australia

22.01.2022 Be kind to everything that lives. Happy World Kindness Day

20.01.2022 Congratulations to our #walkwithheart winners. The Three Capes Lodge Walk journey departs this Wednesday. What an incredible number of worthy nominations we received. Thank you to everyone who submitted stories. Tasmanian Walking Company The Mercury Newspaper

17.01.2022 Introducing Obi who was rescued with severe burns during the NSW bushfires. We worked with WIRES who built a wombat rescue and rehabilitation pen. Hopefully, Obi will be released later this year. #ThrowbackThursdays #TBT

17.01.2022 Thanks The Mercury Newspaper

16.01.2022 Tasmanian Walking Company launches charitable foundation with a $1 million promise. Cultivating real change with a boots-on-the-ground approach, projects focus on restoring balance to threatened ecosystems, while protecting vulnerable native animals and promoting sustainable use of wilderness areas. #ForNature #WorldEnvironmentDay Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania... Ecotourism Australia UN Environment Programme See more

15.01.2022 Happy National Tree Day! The small act of planting a tree can have a big impact. #Connectwithnature #Nationaltreeday #Treelovers

14.01.2022 On World Wildlife Day 2020 we helped build and re-gravel areas of the truganini reserve trails to enhance the area's environmental and biodiversity values. A big shout-out to the amazing team at Conservation Volunteers who pulled this project together. #ThrowbackThursday

13.01.2022 Walk with Heart update... Winners have been approached to confirm availability for the 2nd December departure date. Should anyone be unable to attend a 2nd round of winners will be contacted. Watch this space for the official announcement of our six winners.

13.01.2022 It's day four of celebrating Australia's beautiful birdlife for #nationalbirdweek. Did you know that the green rosella is native to Tassie and is the largest of all rosellas?

12.01.2022 Tonight Tas Walking Co's CEO Heath Garratt is participating in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout to bring awareness to this important cause. Everyone deserves a safe place to call home. That’s why Vinnies is raising money to provide people experiencing homelessness and people at risk of homelessness with vital access to food and accommodation. https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/fundraiser/heathgarratt #CEOSleepoutAU #Taswalkingco

08.01.2022 Have you counted the birds in your backyard for #nationalbirdweek? It takes just 20 minutes and your submission to www.aussiebirdcount.com.au will aid bird conservation.

06.01.2022 It's #ThrowbackThursday and we are remembering the fantastic Kangaroo Island locals who helped us construct and distribute 400 wildlife water and food feeders across the bushfire affected areas. The initiative provided surviving wildlife with access to food and water sources. The RSPCA South Australia joined the initiative in March 2020 furthering the reach of our feeders inside the national parks.

01.01.2022 That look on your face when you realise it's Friday... #yellowtailedblackcockatoo #nationalbirdweek . .