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Help us get home safe too.

By slowing down, staying alert, and minimising night time driving, you can help protect our unique native wildlife. 
Safer for them. Safer for you.

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Tasmania is home to some of the world's most unique wildlife, and we have a responsibility to ensure these amazing animals receive the protection and care they need to thrive.
 

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50

animals die every hour 
on Tasmania's roads

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60,000

reports of roadkill  sent via 
Roadkill Reporter app - 2022
 

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rescuers volunteering 
around  Tasmania 

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Wildlife and Community Together Tasmania has rebranded to Wildlife Safe Tasmania

This change will be reflected across all of our marketing channels over a period of time.

We extend our respect to the Palawa/Pakana people (Tasmanian Aboriginal community) their ancestors and elders. We acknowledge the Palawa people as the ongoing custodians of Lutruwita/Tasmania and we stand in solidarity with Palawa people to protect country, create sanctuary and to sustain native wildlife.

Safer for them. Safer for you.