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
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
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"
Tas Walking Co named top 10 leader in planet protection
Tas Walking Co and our General Manager Heath Garratt has been listed among the world’s best eco-tourism operators, in its Traveller Awards 2024 Sustainability category.
Our Bruny Island Long Weekend Featured in The New York Times for 2024
We are elated to kick off the new year on a high note with a featured spot in The New York Times' prestigious list of must-visit destinations for 2024!
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.
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
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"
Tas Walking Co named top 10 leader in planet protection
Tas Walking Co and our General Manager Heath Garratt has been listed among the world’s best eco-tourism operators, in its Traveller Awards 2024 Sustainability category.
Our Bruny Island Long Weekend Featured in The New York Times for 2024
We are elated to kick off the new year on a high note with a featured spot in The New York Times' prestigious list of must-visit destinations for 2024!
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.
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
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"
