Help shape the future of the Coast to Cradle Wild Country
The Coast to Cradle Wild Country stretches from the Central Coast all the way to Cradle mountain. A working group is bringing together a community-led vision for this wild landscape and multi-use nature reserve, and we’re inviting you to be a part of shaping that vision.
By joining this Community Workshop, your ideas, dreams and hopes for the future of this landscape will feed into a report for the local council, community and government on how to bring this opportunity to life.
24th September, 6-7 pm
Penguin Surf Life Saving Club, 68/62 Preservation Dr, Preservation Bay TAS 7316
Who can join?
Everyone is welcome, no experience needed! Do you live in the area or have connections to the area? Are you a visitor passing through? Do you spend time outside? Do you do any recreational outdoor activities? Do you own a business in the area? Whoever you are, we'd like your thoughts to help shape this community-led vision!
What is the Coast to Cradle Wild Country?
The Coast to Cradle Wild Country is a largely connected landscape of Parks & Wildlife Service-managed land of various tenures that links the Central Coast to Cradle Mountain, broadly encompassing the Dial Range, Loyetea Range, Three Brothers, the Leven Canyon and Black Bluff through to Cradle. Nationally and globally, the Leven River and the Penguin to Cradle Trail connect significant wild country.
Can't join the workshop? Fill out our survey instead!
If you can't attend any of our workshops, you can still have your say by filling out this Community Survey: https://kuno.earth/articles/community-survey-coast-to-cradle
All Community Workshops:
Gunns Plains: Tue 22 Sept, 1-2pm
Ulverstone: Wed 23 Sep, 6-7pm
Sheffield: Thu 24 Sep, 12-1pm
Penguin: Thu 24 Sep, 6-7pm
All Public Open Days:
Sun 20 Sept, 9am, Montgomery: Social Ride with the Cradle Coast Mountain Bike Club
Sun 20 Sept, 9.30-12.30: Giants of the Leven Walk
Sat 26 Sept, 10am-2pm: Penguin Cradle Trail Walk (byo lunch)
Be a part of this vision, and share what you’d love to see for the future of this special place.
