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Gaiters on and linen bags at the ready, a group of amateur botanists wades through thigh-high moss on Tasmania’s Overland Track in search of seeds that might just save a species.
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Gaiters on and linen bags at the ready, a group of amateur botanists wades through thigh-high moss on Tasmania’s Overland Track in search of seeds that might just save a species.
News : November 2023
Nestled off the coast of South Australia, Kangaroo Island has recently claimed the spotlight as Lonely Planet's #2 destination in Best in Travel 2024. This recognition is well-deserved, given the island's unique charm, diverse landscapes, and abundant wildlife. If you're wondering what makes Kangaroo Island a must-visit locale, you're in …
News : November 2023
There’s something about nature that cracks you open. And there’s an accumulative effect, perhaps, of the rhythm of walking, that softens you.
Stories : October 2023
May you travel in an awakened way, Gathered wisely into your inner ground; That you may not waste the invitations Which wait along the way to transform you. John O’Donohue’s words point to a vastly different spirit of travel...
News : September 2023
We’re excited to announce our latest long weekend itinerary: Great Ocean Road Long Weekend. A journey that will tantalize your senses...
News : September 2023
Untap your inner explorer with Kathmandu’s Out There Rewards Program and Tasmanian Walking Company. You have the chance to win over 150K worth of prizes
News : September 2023
Over the last 10 years, our staff have been involved in sea spurge conservation projects in Mount William National Park at Bay of Fires. Read all about the results from this years collection.
News : August 2023
There's more than just hiking going on with Tasmanian Walking Company’s Three Capes Signature Walk when award-winning whisky maker Bill Lark is involved.
News : August 2023
Accompany Tasmanian botanist Danah Leary as she remembers our special Cradle Mountain Autumn Botanical Walk. At the height of autumn, her group witnesses brilliant autumn colour and the turning of the fagus — Tasmania's Nothofagus gunnii or deciduous beech — and the best season for fungi.
News : August 2023
How many birds can you see in just three days? Natasha Harris heads to Bruny Island for a long weekend to find out, and uncovers a whole lot more in the process. Photo by John Barkla
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