To kick off National Volunteer Week, Volunteering Tasmania announced the winners of the 2017 Southern Cross Television Tasmanian Volunteering Awards during a ceremony at Government House in Hobart. NRM South sponsored the ‘NRM South Environment, Animal Care and Conservation Award’, and the three finalists for this award were: Mark Bartlett
National Volunteer Week 2017
The 8-14 of May is National Volunteer Week – an annual celebration to acknowledge the generous contribution of our nation’s volunteers. Volunteers make a huge difference to our community and we all benefit from the often unacknowledged and tireless work they do. As part of Volunteer Week celebrations, NRM South,
Caring for our Environment Photo Competition
Thanks to everyone who entered the Caring for our Environment photo competition! Entries have now closed, and the hard task of judging has begun! Photos will be scored by our volunteer panel including representatives from our sponsors as well as members from the Hobart Photographic Society. The People’s Choice Award
Community subsidies – apply now!
NRM South is pleased to offer a limited number of $750 subsidies to volunteers and farmers in Southern Tasmania to attend the 2016 National Landcare Conference ‘Collaborative Communities – Landcare in Action’, held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, from 21st-23rd September. Applications for a subsidy close 24 July,
Give Happy. Live Happy.
A huge congratulations to all the winners and finalists in our Caring for the Environment photo competition! It was great that so many were able to attend our event yesterday, celebrating National Volunteer Week with us and other special guests. Amazingly, 4 out of 5 Tasmanians volunteer in some capacity
UTAS CARES – Volunteer for your environment
UTAS CARES engaging with students at University of Tasmania O-week
UTAS CARES seeks to connect staff and students from the University of Tasmania with a broad range of volunteer environmental care groups in Southern Tasmania, giving them the opportunity to engage with our unique Tasmanian environment, culture and community. The collaboration between the University of Tasmania, NRM South, Landcare Tasmania,