Friends of Maatsuyker Island
Where we work
Maatsuyker Island is located approximately 10 km off the south coast of Tasmania and is the second largest island in the Maatsuyker Group. It is 3 km long and 1.5 km wide at its widest point and covers 180 hectares. The island is part of the South West National Park, Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. It has a variety of flora and fauna, and is unique in that it is the location of Australia’s most southerly lighthouse.
Who we are
What we do
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Assistance with the development of management strategies and associated works programs
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Applying for government grants and other fundraising
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Historical heritage preservation and maintenance
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Nature preservation including weed eradication
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Assistance with the volunteer caretaker program
For information and enquiries
Email Friends of Maatsuyker Island
Check out the Friends of Maatsuyker Island Document Library
Or take a look at our Maatsuyker Island Slideshow And take a look at this short film about being a lighthouse keeper on Maatsuyker Island. Australians at work - lighthouse keeping, Like to see more of Maatsuyker Island?
Historic lighthouse plans secured
2010 Swan and Goose Island Calendar Order Form now available from the WILDCARE Shop (see links from Home page)
If you are not yet a WILDCARE member and would like to join this group, join WILDCARE Inc (either online, by mail or in person at any Service Tasmania outlet, Parks Visitor Centre or the WILDCARE Inc Office) and then list this group on your membership form.
If you are already a member and would like to join this group, either go to your personal details in the members only area to include the group or contact office@wildcaretas.org.au to change your details.




