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PWSTasmania
Registrace 19. 04. 2011
Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania manages the reserved land estate in Tasmania - around 40% of Tasmania, and around 440 reserves.
Port Davey Marine Reserve above and below
The Port Davey region of south-west Tasmania is special and unique.
This video describes the features of the reserve and outlines important protective measures we can all take to ensure this area remains pristine for generations to come.
This video describes the features of the reserve and outlines important protective measures we can all take to ensure this area remains pristine for generations to come.
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Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park celebrates 100-year milestone
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Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park celebrates 100-year milestone In 2022 we celebrate the centenary of Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park. One hundred years ago, on this day the 16 May, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair was proclaimed as a protected area in Tasmania. This natural wonder has grown to become an Australian icon and a favourite destination for visitors to experien...
TasParks WalkSafely - No Subtitles
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Tasmania is renowned for its magnificent bushwalking opportunities, but our wilderness can be wild and unforgiving, so proper preparation is essential for anyone planning a bushwalk in remote areas. The Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service’s new feature video on bushwalking preparation and the essential steps for a safe and enjoyable walking experience is the latest addition to our suite of safe...
TasParks WalkSafely - Chinese subtitles
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Tasmania is renowned for its magnificent bushwalking opportunities, but our wilderness can be wild and unforgiving, so proper preparation is essential for anyone planning a bushwalk in remote areas. The Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service’s new feature video on bushwalking preparation and the essential steps for a safe and enjoyable walking experience is the latest addition to our suite of safe...
Hypothermia video - No Subtitles
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Hypothermia - Walker safety Weather conditions in Tasmania can change quickly and frequently, especially in alpine areas. Snow, rain, wind and sun are all possible at any time of the year. Deaths have occurred when people have been caught unprepared in cold, wet and windy weather. Children, older people and those with an illness or disability are at the greatest risk in such conditions. Hypothe...
Hypothermia Video - Chinese subtitles
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Hypothermia - Walker safety Weather conditions in Tasmania can change quickly and frequently, especially in alpine areas. Snow, rain, wind and sun are all possible at any time of the year. Deaths have occurred when people have been caught unprepared in cold, wet and windy weather. Children, older people and those with an illness or disability are at the greatest risk in such conditions. Hypothe...
Hypothermia Video - English subtitles
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Hypothermia - Walker safety Weather conditions in Tasmania can change quickly and frequently, especially in alpine areas. Snow, rain, wind and sun are all possible at any time of the year. Deaths have occurred when people have been caught unprepared in cold, wet and windy weather. Children, older people and those with an illness or disability are at the greatest risk in such conditions. Hypothe...
TasParks WalkSafely - English subtitles
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Tasmania is renowned for its magnificent bushwalking opportunities, but our wilderness can be wild and unforgiving, so proper preparation is essential for anyone planning a bushwalk in remote areas. The Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service’s new feature video on bushwalking preparation and the essential steps for a safe and enjoyable walking experience is the latest addition to our suite of safe...
Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2020 - Northwest Region
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Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2020 The Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service says ‘Thank You’ to all our volunteers. Like the environment around them, the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service volunteers are simply spectacular. No job is the same for our volunteers and their time is generously donated - from day-long working bees in local parks and reserves, weeks as wardens on distant walkin...
Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2020 - Northern Region
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Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2020 The Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service says ‘Thank You’ to all our volunteers. Like the environment around them, the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service volunteers are simply spectacular. No job is the same for our volunteers and their time is generously donated - from day-long working bees in local parks and reserves, weeks as wardens on distant walkin...
Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2020 - Southern Region
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Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2020 The Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service says ‘Thank You’ to all our volunteers. Like the environment around them, the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service volunteers are simply spectacular. No job is the same for our volunteers and their time is generously donated - from day-long working bees in local parks and reserves, weeks as wardens on distant walkin...
Tamar Island Wetlands Centre 20 years Anniversary celebrated
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The Tamar Island Wetlands Centre celebrated 20 years since opening on 11 November 2020. The anniversary was the perfect opportunity to thank the team of dedicated volunteers who have worked there since it was first opened, to keep it running 364 days a year for most of that time. A small gathering was held to present certificates of appreciation and a small gift to the volunteers, some of whom ...
Darlington Probation Station
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The Maria Island convict station on Tasmania’s east coast operated between 1825 and 1832 to punish secondary offenders and runaways. In 1842 it reopened as Darlington Probation Station where ‘progressive’ ideas on the management and treatment of convicts were implemented. Until 1850, newly arrived prisoners were classified according to their crimes and conduct, and worked in the clothing, shoe ...
Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property
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The Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property is a series of eleven outstanding heritage places across Australia. Collectively they are representative of the global phenomenon of the forced migration of convicts. The Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List on 31 July 2010. Five of the eleven sites are in Tasmania. The sites include...
Get Outside: connecting refugees and immigrants with Tasmania's wild places
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Get Outside: connecting refugees and immigrants with Tasmania's wild places
Stories of the sea: Otago’s Last Stand
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Stories of the sea: Otago’s Last Stand
Essential safety tips for bushwalking in Tasmania (Mandarin subtitles)
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Essential safety tips for bushwalking in Tasmania (Mandarin subtitles)
Essential safety tips for bushwalking in Tasmania
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Essential safety tips for bushwalking in Tasmania
SCHOOL DISCOVERY CAMPS ON MARIA ISLAND
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SCHOOL DISCOVERY CAMPS ON MARIA ISLAND
Bright Ideas - Innovation and Opportunities in Western Tasmania
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Bright Ideas - Innovation and Opportunities in Western Tasmania
Woodvine - Runner-up of the ‘Tasmania’s Parks - A Place to Connect’ short film competition
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Woodvine - Runner-up of the ‘Tasmania’s Parks - A Place to Connect’ short film competition
The Edge of the Earth - The Winner of the ‘Tasmania’s Parks - A Place to Connect’ film competition
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The Edge of the Earth - The Winner of the ‘Tasmania’s Parks - A Place to Connect’ film competition
Celebrating World Ranger Day July 31 2016
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Celebrating World Ranger Day July 31 2016
So good!
Love it
I hope PWS had a film licence to shoot this footage??
Luckily you idiots are allowing a lot of those pesky trees to be logged
Can I post pictures on the world wide web without getting a fine? Also can I take images with a personal drone?
czcams.com/video/gWmiLpMSBjY/video.htmlsi=iEeB11X8NFm_nPV1
Cage with cat food & water traps . Pay people per cat shot letting people pay to rent assault rifles to hunt the cats like a festival or ask people who can´t stand more than 20 minute at a time w/o body pain , so they can have a job as well . Never poison animals because the dead animals can be eaten by zoo animals . Introduce them to where rabbit plagues are , & where the mice plagues are . Just an idea .
I have been told that Tasmania isn’t as beautiful as New Zealand but this national park is breathtaking!
Just seeing this, and I'm stunned and saddened. I wrote a long feature about Geoff King for Afar Magazine in 2009. He was a profoundly wise conservationist and a stellar human being. I wish his family well.
Lol the gape barren goose walking across the screenshot that was funny and it was funny when u heard it make the sound as well
I luv Maria island it is such an amazing place
Unfortunately Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife keep sending very unprepared people out onto the Overland Track completely unprepared, this week there was another situation where 2 people had to be lifted out by helicopter because they were nearly frozen to death thankfully there was someone there to save their life. After the two coroners reports of the two people that perished on the Overland Track because of lack of clothing. This totally dysfunctional Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife a still sending people out there completely unprepared, you need to wake up to yourself you're going to have another death on the track. Police search and rescue are tired of seeing the same scenario year in year out of this totally dysfunctional department that Nick Deka is responsible for. I myself had to give assistance to people that have not had enough clothing on the track. There's going to be another death on the track it is only a matter of time. Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife of been coming to my home to a rest meat keep me quiet after revealing serious problems on the Overland Track with the grey water from Tasmanian walking company. Also Tasmanian walking company are the only people that are allowed on the Overland Track without having to carry sleeping bag sleeping mat and tent. November 2021 they have to spend the night in the emergency Shelter in a serious Blizzard because they could not make it to their first night's accommodation. This is cause serious mental health to the guides that were involved with this that night.
Brilliant. Love the before and after split screen.
This is a fantastic video. Very informative 👍
yasssss
Anyone else got this randomly popped up on their feed?
These catss were once pets they should of took them when they left
u wantem?
Nice work Big G, until we meet again
You probably still need Mandarin in the video title, otherwise it's not searchable in Chinese.
Take a tent beanie and gloves but don't worry about a sleeping bag,just stuff a couple possums up ya jumper
I did the walk over New Years in 2005/06. There were some mud holes that really needed boardwalks as we were just causing damage. Don’t make it too easy but let’s protect the walk.
cant wait to do this soonish lol
as a local boy can PWSTAS please tell me why its called 3 capes track? you dont see cape raoul on the trip thats why we do it ourselves and save 500 bux lol
from ronny creek up to the overland track to crater falls then to the boat shed stopped had lunch and a beer and prepared myself, weather was turning but it was ok at view from boat shed,walked past crater lake to marions lookout, WITHIN 5 MINS ON MARIONS LOOKOUT IT TURNED, rain hail snow and black clouds, we turned back down marions lookout walked past the wombat pool and lake lilla to dove lake and on the bus back to my cabin to get dry in nice warm spa and firelit cabin, we were like drowned rats, as locals we knew it got bad but as tourists dont ever fight mother nature here, shell take you all under like we almost did that day was hectic! check my vids
leave the thongs at home cmon PWS i did snugg falls in me thongs, thats not australian to leave em at home lol
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LISTEN HERE TOURISTS DONT GO PUSHING YA LIMITS JUST TO REACH YA PLANE TO GET HOME....oh shit the borders are closed maybe now the westpac chopper can take a break and let us locals deal with this beautiful place for a while,,,,feels great to ring NP and book a camp spot and be told its not booked out, feels great, borders are shut til sep thank god cuz the tourists dont equip well esp down south they never listen lol and great upload pws marions lookout is great but i hiked it in august damn she was cold check my clips thanks
Thank you for sharing this, it is beautiful and important for today's generations to learn about Aboriginal culture, history and heritage.
Great Job!!!
Congratulations to everyone involved, very uplifting to see someone care so much to invest 60k.
surprised you didnt talk about mobile phone coverage? and an alternative.
If you need to ask about phone coverage, stay in town. You NEED to carry a PLB or EPIRB. This is wilderness beyond what you imagine. Research, research, research???????????????????????????
wish you went into more details.
Thanks - I'll be walking the track in early September. Can't wait!
That was an amazing video!! It was captivating and beautiful in all the right ways!!
Great video. Quick question: when was that snow footage taken? I want to maximise my chance of good snow fall, and yes I will be well equipped.
Probably August, but heavy snow can occur any time of year.
good job, much needed instruction in Chinese has been long overdue
what a legend!!!!!!!!!!!
fantastic vid fantastic project!!!!!!!!!!
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Jodie Epper - your original idea has taken flight so beautifully!
Amazing.
fantastic
Amazing
great video. what piece is the little girls narration called?
Sam and Jodie, what incredible work you and your community leaders do with this program. I'm blown away by the outcomes you've achieved in just a few short years. Fantastic work.
No rats there ???? On Ascension Island the cats were eradicated and then the rats took over
Love your work PWST and contractors. We were there Jan 2016 and saw you guys putting in the hard yards. Really appreciate the fact that you are helping preserve our wilderness and disagree with those naysayers that don't want these improvements. With more people using the track, those fanouts just get bigger and bigger. Boardwalks help prevent human impact yet allow us to enjoy nature's beauty so much more. Keep up the great efforts.
www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/invasive-species/feral-animals-australia/feral-cats/curiosity-bait
Cool, good job
Love this video. Should be entered into a contest. :)
What an Awesome video! Extremely well done! Thanks for sharing that!