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Seeds of hope: on a mission to protect Tasmania's ancient pencil pines

Seeds of hope

Seeds of hope: on a mission to protect Tasmania's ancient pencil pines

Climate change could leave the 1,000-year-old conifers too stressed to seed, but a two-person cone-gathering operation aims to safeguard their survival

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News : August 2023

Inside Out Magazine Whisky Trail Article

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.

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News : August 2023

A Birding Weekend at Bruny for Australian Birdlife Magazine

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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News : June 2023

Tasmania's Off-season has arrived

The Tasmanian off-season has arrived! Currently featured by Broadsheet and Discover Tasmania, find out more about our specially curated winter walks.

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Press : May 2023

Hiking Tasmania's Bay of Fires - The Saturday Paper

"Tasmania’s Bay of Fires is an alternate reality – a wild coastal walk characterised by orange lichen-covered boulders, crystal-clear water and white-sand beaches"

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News : May 2023

Condé Nast Traveler's Article

On a trek along the Australian state's scenic coast, Jayme Moye discovers how connecting with nature can help protect it.

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News : February 2023

Walk Like a Tasmanian by The Venerable Valerie Hoare

“After my dad’s death in the middle of last year, I became determined to re-walk my favourite journeys while I can, aware that my earthly life is indeed finite. I wasn’t the only one on the pilgrimage who was coming to grips with mortality,” says The Ven. Valerie Hoare

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News : August 2022

A Fresh Approach

The benefits of breath work, icy dips, and conscious reflection come together on a revitalizing multiday hike through the Tasmanian wilderness. By Kendall Hill in Travel + Leisure Magazine

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News : May 2022

What's the next step for Cradle?

Standing at the summit of Cradle Mountain on January 4, 1910, Gustav Weindorfer examined the sublime landscape laid out before him. With his wife, Kate, by his side, the awe-struck botanist declared: “This must be a national park for the people for all time. It is magnificent, and people must …

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News : May 2022

Discovering Tasmania’s Spectacular Wilderness

Our collective pause of the last 2 years has taught us to look after the ones we love as well as ourselves. Our wanderlust dreaming is all about the opportunity of doing our future chosen adventures well.

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Seeds of hope

Inside Out Magazine Whisky Trail Article

A Birding Weekend at Bruny for Australian Birdlife Magazine

Tasmania's Off-season has arrived

Hiking Tasmania's Bay of Fires - The Saturday Paper

Condé Nast Traveler's Article

Walk Like a Tasmanian by The Venerable Valerie Hoare

A Fresh Approach

What's the next step for Cradle?

Discovering Tasmania’s Spectacular Wilderness