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Maria Island flood damage repairs under way

13/08/2010

Works worth nearly $1 million to repair storm-damaged infrastructure at the Maria Island National Park have begun this week, the Parks and Wildlife Service today announced.More

Members sought for parks advisory body

02/08/2010

Tasmanians have an opportunity to provide direct input in the management of the state's national parks by applying for a position on the National Parks and Wildlife Advisory Council.
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Caretakers sought for Fortescue Bay campground

23/07/2010

The Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) is seeking caretakers to operate the Fortescue Bay campground in the Tasman National Park.More

Mt William National Park

Introduction

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From its long, lonely beaches to its teeming wildlife; from its unique history to its abundant plant life, Mt William National Park is a place of constant fascination. Nestled in the far north-east corner of the State, the park is an important area for the conservation of Tasmania's coastal heathlands and dry sclerophyll plants.

Whether you fish or swim; watch birds or wander by the sea, there's always something more to see in this beautiful national park.