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Central North Field Naturalists – Disjunct Naturalists

Category: Field Naturalists, Learning, and Natural Environment

Tasmanian Herbarium

Category: Learning, Natural Environment, and Plants
Organisation: Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery
Contact Phone: 6226 7865
Website
The Tasmanian Herbarium is responsible for the development, maintenance and management of Tasmanian botanical collections, with the most comprehensive record of the Tasmanian flora in the world. Small groups of visitors up to ten people can be arranged by appointment. Read more...

Burnie Field Naturalists Club

Category: Field Naturalists, Learning, and Natural Environment
Frequency: Monthly
Contact Phone: 6442 1253
Website
The Burnie Field Naturalist Club is a group of amateur field naturalists who like to explore Tasmania’s landscape, flora and fauna. Meetings are held on the second Friday of each month with a field trip on the following Sunday. Read more...

King Island Field Naturalists Club

Category: Field Naturalists, Learning, and Natural Environment
Field Naturalists can be both amateurs and professionals who share a common interest in the natural world. The only requirement of members is an active interest in the natural world. Read more...
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Devils @ Cradle

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TAS Region: West Coast
Operator / Manager of this Activity?: Yes
Category: Animals, Learning, and Natural Environment
Organisation: Devils@Cradle
Contact Phone: (03) 64921491
Website

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

Category: Animals, Learning, and Natural Environment
Frequency: Weekly
Contact Phone: 6268 1184
Website
Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is Tasmania’s largest Wildlife Rescue Service with the aim to get all healthy animals back into the wild. At Bonorong you will meet animals that are extinct everywhere except Tasmania. The ever-changing menagerie of animal survivors includes wombats, devils, quolls, native birds, koalas, lizards, snakes and emus. Public tours are available, as well as small group personal Read more...

Zoodoo Zoo

Category: Animals, Learning, and Natural Environment
Frequency: Weekly
Contact Phone: 6260 2444
Website
Zoodoo offers visitors the opportunity to get up close to animals for a hands-on experience, including hand-feeding animals, petting reptiles and walking through the large bird aviary. An indoor education centre provides information about the animals in the zoo. Read more...

Platypus House

Category: Animals, Learning, and Natural Environment
Frequency: Weekly
Contact Phone: 6383 4884
Website
Platypus House offers a once in a lifetime opportunity to watch live Tasmanian Platypuses and Echidnas in daylight conditions and undercover. Visitors can watch as animals are feed and playing as they wander through the platypus ponds and echidna garden. Platypus House was established to advance public awareness and understanding about the magic of the monotremes. It is an ideal Read more...

Seahorse World

Category: Animals, Learning, and Natural Environment
Frequency: Weekly
Contact Phone: 6383 4111
Website
Seahorse World’s working seahorse farm gives you unique access to these magical creatures. An educational tour will lead you through The Cave of the Seahorse, working Seahorse Farm and the Wonders of the Southern Ocean Aquarium, ending with the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hold a beautiful seahorse in the palm of your hand! Read more...

Tasmania Zoo

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Operator / Manager of this Activity?: Yes
Category: Animals, Learning, and Natural Environment
Frequency: Weekly
Contact Phone: 6396 6100
Website
Tasmania Zoo exhibits the largest collection of native and exotic animals in Tasmania. These species include a number of endemic Tasmanian animals, as well as native and exotic species recognised as critically endangered. Tasmania Zoo believes in creating a balance between wildlife conservation, education and entertainment in a natural environment that gives all visitors an up-close and hands-on wildlife experience Read more...

Launceston Field Naturalists Club

Category: Field Naturalists, Learning, and Natural Environment
Frequency: Monthly
Contact Phone: 0407 664 554
Website
The aim of the Launceston Field Naturalists Club is to encourage the study of all aspects of natural history and to support the conservation of our natural heritage. Members are of all ages and from all walks of life. Monthly meetings feature talks on a wide range of subjects. Regular field trips study many aspects of natural history. Visitors are Read more...

North East Tasmania Field Naturalist Club

Category: Field Naturalists, Learning, and Natural Environment

Inala Jurassic Garden & Nature Museum

Category: Learning, Museum, and Natural Environment
Frequency: Weekly
Organisation: Inala Nature Tours
Contact Phone: 6293 1217
Website
Designed across five acres of gently undulating land and accessed by a winding, wheelchair friendly, path Inala’s Jurassic Garden gives visitors an insight into the heady times when Australia was part of the supercontinent Gondwana 185 million years ago. Visitors can explore the gardens alone or join a one hour guided tour that will illuminate the fascinating history of Tasmania’s botanical Read more...