Events

Environment Tasmania invite you to the premiere of a powerful new short film with screenings this July in Hobart and Launceston.

We're in a climate and extinction crisis — and we need real action from the next Tasmanian government. With a snap state election called, this is our opportunity to put forests, oceans, and our planet's future at the top of the political agenda. It's time to send a clear message to every candidate: protecting the environment is non-negotiable.

Join the movement to get toxic salmon off our shelves! The Bob Brown Foundation campaign, supported by NOFF, is off and running again. Hill Street Grocer is still selling industrially farmed salmon — even as mass fish deaths, rotting carcasses, and polluted beaches shock communities across Tasmania. These factory fish farms are damaging our oceans,...

Come along for a special screening of Nowhere Else on Earth, a powerful short film that captures the uniqueness of Tasmania's coastal waters, landscapes and lifestyle. Through stunning visuals and local voices, the film highlights what's at stake and why our precious coastal waters need our care more than ever.

Protect Our Waterways (POWW) presents Beneath the Bays - the creatures beneath the surface, and learn how to protect them, with Dr. Jemima Stuart-Smith, Associate Professor Neville Barrett and Dr Beth Strain. 28 June, Carlton Beach Surf Club, 3 - 5.30 pm.

Salmon Free Falklands have invited an Australian industry consultant, Louise Cherrie, to the Falklands in order to share information with us about this industry in Tasmania. Louise is a former member of the Tasmanian Marine Farming Review Panel providing advice at Ministerial level, and was the industry representative on the Tasmanian Environment...

The salmon corporations are clearly worried after the summer of disaster in the Huon River and Storm Bay, as they've organised a charm offensive and are opening their facilities to the public next weekend. So please, get your NOFF t-shirts on again, bring your banners and join NOFF and the BBF for a demonstration outside Huon Aquaculture's...

The Bob Brown Foundation, supported by NOFF, is organising what we hope will be a very large rally and flotilla to tell the two major parties, and the Tasmanian government, that it's time to stop kowtowing to the industry heavyweights and get salmon farms out of our waterways.

Unity in Community information is holding "Save our Bass", Haines Park, Devonport, 10am Saturday 26 April. Walk, row, surf, sail, fish and farm starts 8.00am Aikenhead Point.

Dodges Ferry group POWW (Protect Our WaterWays) is holding a public meeting this Sunday 13 April, in the Okines meeting room, starting at 11am. The meeting will have reports and discussions on future activities, followed by a free barbeque and anti-salmon songs in the garden. Sounds like an inspiring and fun way to spend a day!