Wildlife Safe Tasmania

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Wildlife Safe Tasmania We are committed to making Tassie a safer place for our wonderful unique wildlife. Welcome to our page.

Through education and sharing a powerful message that Tassie’s wildlife matter, we hope to create a kinder, safer Tassie for them. πŸ™ We are a newly ​formed local community group, passionate about and committed to making Tasmania's roads and communities a safer place for our incredibly unique and diverse wildlife and community members. Collectively, we bring many years of experience as carers, rescuers and advocates for Tassie’s wildlife. Many of us have spent hours, months, even years feeding and caring for orphaned joeys and injured animals. We've driven kilometres day after day to collect severely injured animals who may have suffered a fractured pelvis, or significant head trauma having spent the night lying in agony in a gutter, for example. They are the lucky ones, others suffer for days and die slowly and painfully, if they're not found or reported by a member of the community. In fact, their suffering has moved each and every one of us so deeply, we are committed to forming a community-based program that aims to work collaboratively with local community members, relevant stakeholders, councillors and our state government, to reduce their suffering on Tassie's roads. Of equal significance, is the number of motor vehicle traumas and injuries caused to human life whilst trying to avoid animals on the road. In short, we feel confident that the toll on human and animal life can be reduced by implementing cost-effective management strategies.

Happy World Wombat Day to Australia’s finest bulldozers! 🐾May your grass be green, your burrow cosy and your bum thoroug...
22/10/2026

Happy World Wombat Day to Australia’s finest bulldozers! 🐾

May your grass be green, your burrow cosy and your bum thoroughly scratched.

And may all our wild wombats have plenty of safe spaces to dig, wander and live their best wombats lives!

Heres to the stubborn, chunky, and surprisingly speedy little earthmovers we love so much! And the people who look after them! πŸ’š

14/10/2026

How good are these rescue cards?!! Please EVERYONE share this reel so we reach as many Tasmanians and visitors as possible to get these card kits into cars!!!

What a fantastic idea kanamaluka Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre!

And the best of all is that profits go towards their many, many joeys in care. They’re really going above and beyond. πŸ’šπŸ™

14/10/2026

A big thank you to Wildlife Network Tasmania and City of Hobart for hosting this valuable information & education session for the public. πŸ™

It brought together officials from the wildlife sector, volunteer wildlife rehabbers and members of the public who are keen to get involved and help our wildlife thrive. Natasha and Janelle presented lots of fantastic ideas how people can do their bit, even when time or space don’t allow them to become a wildlife carer.

The biggest takeaway from the night:

If you only do two simple things, you’re making a huge difference!

1) Slow down on the roads from dusk to dawn

2) Keep your cats indoors or in a secure enclosure.

Massive thank you! And we hope to see more of these events in the future!

05/10/2026

Can you help out, our awesome friends.
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Bravo Bob! To protect our precious wildlife, we must protect their natural habitat. πŸ‘πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š
05/10/2026

Bravo Bob! To protect our precious wildlife, we must protect their natural habitat.
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Nature knows no borders. On 22 October, join the World Citizens Association of Australia for a free webinar with Bob Brown to explore how global citizenship and international cooperation can help protect our shared planet.

During the event, Bob will join a panel of inspiring international speakers to talk about his latest book, Defiance, and the importance of standing up for nature.

πŸ’» Register to get the link to join β€” https://www.wcaa.org.au/events

04/10/2026

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04/10/2026

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Kingston, TAS
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