Wild Projects
818 | Tasmania
200 acres. Saved.
An old-growth ancient Myrtle rainforest in North-East Tasmania, with an active private logging permit (meaning it could be completely decimated) has been added to the vault. Nestled within the traditional lands of the Trawlwulwuy people of Palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal), and saved for generations to come. Sitting at 818m elevation the views stretch from coast to coast. It’s a small but magical start.
818 | Plan
Corporate and individual donations to pay down the debt borrowed
Legally revoke logging permit, followed by ceremonial burning of the active logging permit
Establish plaque of all who contributed to save it
Create a low-impact ‘exploring’ track to share with members, contributors, and the public
Establish access to property for getting the elders onto country to teach us all a thing or two.
More details to come
Future Projects
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A small oasis of land surrounded by crown land with multiple streams and ecological value. We are in negotiation to purchase it.
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The project that started it all, a wilderness ranch nestled in the Derwent Valley. Passion project of founder James, who has planted & nurtured over 4000 endemic native species, all self privately funded. Stay tuned for a deep dive into the project.
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There are 2 large high ecological value properties in Tasmania we are seeking to acquire, and looking for funding help to add them to the vault. More info to come