Tasmanian Climate Collective

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Tasmanian Climate Collective TCC connects groups and individuals to encourage, promote and initiate positive climate actions

The Tasmanian Climate Collective is made up of climate action, social, environmental, business and community groups. We are a community group that is not aligned with any political party and recognise that climate action is in the public interest. We welcome any individual or organisation that supports climate action and shares our Vision, Purpose and Values. Every member of the Tasmanian Climate Collective is united in wanting all levels of government to take decisive, ambitious and urgent climate action. OUR VISION: lutruwita Tasmania, a world leader on climate action, prioritising environment and people

OUR PURPOSE: The Tasmanian Climate Collective connects groups and individuals to encourage, promote and initiate climate action across lutruwita Tasmania through cooperation, influence and knowledge sharing. OUR VALUES: In all our activities, the Tasmanian Climate Collective will be:
- Informed and guided by science
- Non-violent in our actions and words
- Proactively inclusive, welcoming, honest and respectful
- Committed to consensus building and healthy conflict
- Working to effect change
- Non-partisan
- Active across the whole of Tasmania
- Culturally safe for people of all backgrounds and identity


TCC member groups include, with more joining regularly:

Grandparents for Climate Action
The nipaluna Climate Collective
Australian Religious Response to Climate Change
Clarence Climate Action
South East Climate Action
The Tree Projects
School Strike for Climate Launceston
Extinction Rebellion Northern Tasmania
Doctors for the Environment Tasmania
Grass Roots Action Network Tasmania (GRANT)
Environment Tasmania


Authorised by the Tasmanian Climate Collective, Hobart, Tasmania.

The Australia Institute are hosting a series of public conversations about how dodgy offsets are being used to wave thro...
21/10/2026

The Australia Institute are hosting a series of public conversations about how dodgy offsets are being used to wave through new coal and gas projects, why native forests are used as licence to pollute, and how to end the offsets loophole.

Launie: 6.30pm Wed 11 Nov Royal Oak Hotel
Hobart: 6.30pm Thu 12 Nov Mathers House

RSVP at AustraliaInstitute .org/events (link in comments)

18/10/2026

Tomorrow the Grandparents for a Safer future group launches 12 noon at Parliament Lawns. TCC is a co-host but it is a separate group. . See events button.
There will be cake , byo beverages or there will be some thermos hot water.
If you need a cause to support, this could be the one!
I can guarantee a lovely, fun bunch of new friends.
No age limit or requirement to be a grandparent - an interest in future generations is all you need.
Hope to see you there!

Join the ACF Community Tas Sth at 1pm on Sunday 18th up at The Springs, half way up Pinnacle Road on kunanyi/Mt Wellingt...
16/10/2026

Join the ACF Community Tas Sth at 1pm on Sunday 18th up at The Springs, half way up Pinnacle Road on kunanyi/Mt Wellington.

Grab a coffee and a yummy bite to eat from the Lost Freight Cafe (or BYO), then look for the ACF banner on one of the tables and come over for a chat about all the good things we can do together.

RSVP: 👇https://community.acf.org.au/coffee_catchup_nature_walk_and_reef_building

A recent study into misinformation found people were persuaded to believe the lies of influencers who used language they...
14/10/2026

A recent study into misinformation found people were persuaded to believe the lies of influencers who used language they could relate to, that made them feel heard, understood, and cared about.

Perhaps this is what progressive politics is missing. In it's bid to save the world, it's leaving too many behind.

The authors of the study suggest adopting language that speaks directly to questions and concerns of the people whose support is being sought.

Search 'The Conversation 293220' to learn more

14/10/2026

A win for us all!

Faith leaders in Australia are calling on the Australian Government to back a global fossil fuel treaty."We're moving fa...
12/10/2026

Faith leaders in Australia are calling on the Australian Government to back a global fossil fuel treaty.

"We're moving fairly fast towards renewables and storage but we're also one of the world's biggest exporters of coal and gas," he said. "And we are simply not changing course on that at the moment."

Listen on ABC Radio - pacificbeat/faith-precop
Link in comments

Our wonderful member group Clarence Climate Action along with Planning Matters Tasmania, recently hosted a Candidates Fo...
12/10/2026

Our wonderful member group Clarence Climate Action along with Planning Matters Tasmania, recently hosted a Candidates Forum at the Rosny Park Bowls Club. Out of 23 council hopefuls, 12 stepped up to share their visions and answer critical community questions.
Missed the live event? We’ve got you covered! 👇

Read the latest news and stories from Clarence Climate Action and our community. Most of our events are organised using Facebook, so please follow us there to stay up-to-date with all the latest happenings.

11/10/2026

Make Sustainability Teaching Easier in 2027

Find practical programs, classroom resources and fresh ideas — without spending hours searching for them yourself.

Teachers can discover sustainability programs and classroom resources in one place, pick up fresh ideas, and build connections with other people working in this space.

Education for Sustainability (EfS) Tasmania is a network of groups and organisations who provide sustainability education resources, coordinated by the University of Tasmania. We invite teachers of all subjects and year levels come along whenever works for you.

Meet, Find out, Show & Tell. Come and explore all the resources available for your class and meet other teachers, organisations and NGOs.

With no credible way of remaining under 1.5°C of warming, what can we expect to happen next?A group of researchers and l...
10/10/2026

With no credible way of remaining under 1.5°C of warming, what can we expect to happen next?

A group of researchers and legal experts met last year to consider this possibility, reframed as meeting the 1.5°C target "from above".

The key takeaways from this meeting were the unknowns - intersections, tipping points, and the difference between theoretical forecasts and actual lived experience.

You'll find a link to a summary in the comments.

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