Welcome

Tasmania, the southern-most state of Australia, has some of the most interesting and diverse natural environment. The north-eastern area is home for this club where members and friends share their interest in nature and promote awareness of the land and its flora and fauna.

North-eastern Tasmania is generally bounded by the Tamar River, the coastline from George Town to Chain of Lagoons, and Ben Lomond on the southern side.

The club conducts regular excursions to diverse places of interest which are mostly facinating and sometimes amazing. These events are usually led by a person who has a particular interest and knowledge of the subjects of interest in the area visited. This adds to the value of going as a group.

Officers

Patron: Mr. B. A. Farquhar O.A.M.

President: Jill van den Bosch, 311 East Minstone Rd, Scottsdale 7260 Ph 6352 3004

Treasurer: Revel Munro, ‘Kanara Neika’, Telita Ph 0448 542 254

Vice President: Mike Douglas ph. 6356 1243

Editor / Secretary: Louise Brooker, 20 Edward Street, Bridport 7262. ph. 03 63561 0381
mob. 0417 149 244

Committee: Denny Walter, Pam Bretz, Lesley Nicklason.

Please browse this web site and get to know more about the functions of the North-East Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club Inc. and if you like, use the online form to contact the club.

Notice

Here is a rare opportunity to enrol in a field botany course with UTAS -

This consists of informal lectures & field work over 8 days in February 2010. The prerequisites are KPA214 & KPA215 or KPA210 Ecology of Tasmania or appropriate experience.

Click here for extensive information on this course.

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