NEARLY half of Tasmania is protected by National Parks and reserves making it the perfect place for a wilderness escape. Next year marks the 100-year anniversary of National Parks in Tasmania.

Every state’s terrain and national parks differ, from Queensland’s tropical oases to the North Territory’s vivid red outback.

That’s why we’ve put together a national parks checklist and map you can use to keep track of the ones you’ve visited and make plans to see the ones you haven’t. Keep reading to learn more ...

WITH welcome news national parks and reserves have reopened to residents for exercise, we thought we’d take a look at some of the best our state has to offer. Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service ...

The Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service has ... to cull feral deer roaming in the state's national parks. The trial, a first for Tasmania, will most likely occur in May 2023 and then again ...

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Ian Marmion, who spent 42 years with Tasmania’s Parks and Wildlife Service, was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to study how national parks in the United States and Canada manage their high ...

When you think of Tasmania’s Freycinet National Park, the curvaceous ... part of the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service Discovery Ranger program.