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                                                Recherche Bay

                                                Southcape Bay
                                                South Cape Bay © Amanda Harper
                                                The issue of a logging road crossing the Southport Wildlife Sanctuary to access the NE Peninsula of Recherche has involved the TNPA in meetings with the Tasmanian Heritage Council, the Australian Conservation Foundation and the National Parks Australia Council. Pressure brought to bear by the TNPA has been partly responsible for the Heritage Council's resolution, yet to be accepted by the Premier (as Minister for Heritage), to protect the historic D'Entrecasteaux site.

                                                Efforts to ensure the protection of this region met with success when the Tasmanian Land Conservancy, with the generous support of Dick Smith, purchased the property. See the Tasmanian Land Conservancy web site for details.



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                                                The Tasmania National Parks Association Inc seeks to preserve Tasmania's national parks and reserves through management committed to the conservation of their natural and cultural values.
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