Endangered Tasmania Tasmania’s last unprotected wild places

Endangered Tasmania is a collective project co-ordinated to date by a group of Tasmanian photographers trying to protect Tasmania's last unprotected wild places. The result of this project is a book published by Penguin in October 2007.

“If Trees Could Speak” - Martin Hawes on Late Night Live

October 19th, 2007

Martin Hawes was interviewed by Philip Adams on Late Night Live about Australia’s native forests and the book Endangered Tasmania.

Click here to access a podcast of the interview.

The book ‘Endangered, Tasmania’s wild places’ is launched

October 8th, 2007

A visually stunning publication highlighting unprotected areas throughout Tasmania, many of which are under immediate threat from logging, mining and similar developments, including the Tamar Valley pulp mill.

Endangered Tasmania book coverContaining 110 photographs by more than twenty of Australia’s best wilderness photographers, Endangered is an urgent and moving call to save what is left of these magnificent places.

With text by Greens Senator Bob Brown, Professor Jamie Kirkpatrick (leading ecologist) and Dr Pete Hay (poet and essayist), this book’s message is more important now than ever.

Available for $69.95 RRP in all good bookstores from 1 October 2007.