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Tasmanian Land Conservancy DONATE MENU   DAISY DELL   RELATED CONTENT  Please donate to Daisy Dell secure.artezpacific.com Vale of Belvoir Reserve Reserve Extracted from TLC website   THE NATURAL VALUES OF DAISY DELL A stone’s throw from Tasmania’s iconic Cradle Valley and the TLC’s Vale of Belvoir Reserve lies a hidden glade filled with rich floristic diversity and unique Tasmanian wildlife. These 322 hectares of private land at Daisy Dell conserve an important ecological link within a priority highland landscape. Named after the grassland paperdaisy, Daisy Dell is a stunning and important natural corridor linking the intact habitats of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area with the forests of the northern tiers. It is a mosaic of subalpine grasslands, sedgelands, eucalypt forests, woodlands and rainforest. Daisy Dell supports the endangered and exquisite grassland paperdaisy  (Leucochrysum albicans) , and the rare mou...

view this email online We're excited to share with you some recent media featuring Bush Heritage's Hamelin Station Reserve , in Western Australia, which borders Hamelin Pool and Shark Bay World Heritage Area. It's all thanks to you, our supporters, that we're able to protect vulnerable species like the Malleefowl, Western Grasswren and Hamelin Skink. But that's not all! With your help, we've been able to conduct a survey on Hamelin and we're now discovering more species that may be endemic to the area. We are also able to contribute to research at the Hamelin Pool where the largest assemblage of stromatolites are found. Stromatolites are fossils containing the earliest evidence of life on Earth. Check out these links to read more or watch the short video clips: Ten eyewitness news   (video clip from Sunday night) The Guardian (story with video) ABC news   (front page of the ABC website) ABC news...