KTW Journal
Welcome to Keep Tassie Wild's home for nature writing.
Interview: Surfer and Artist, Melanie Hoult
Art, nature, and creating an underwater wonderland from waste.
Five Film Photos with... Tom Wolff
35mm film photography, shot in the wilds of Lutruwita/Tasmania.
Track Notes - Mount Field
Notes from a sneaky mid-weeky overnighter.
Nature Nerd Field Guides - Cushion Plants
Not a cushion for the couch…
Bushwalking with Young Kids
Need some help getting your kids out for a bushwalk? We've got you covered!
Listen Up! 7 Nature Podcasts We're Loving Right Now
Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature as we uncover the finest audio adventures awaiting your eager ears.
Winds of Change: The impacts of climate change on Tassie's beloved Kunanyi.
Can we already see the impacts of climate change on the slopes of Kunanyi?
The turning of the Fagus!
Not only is Nothofagus gunnii the only deciduous tree on the island, it is endemic too! This means it...
WILD LIGHT – A photographic walk through the wilderness with Grant Dixon
When it comes to Tassie photographers, few have ventured further or produced such an array of work as Grant Dixon.
Nature Nerd Field Guides - Dolerite
There are so many things that make Tasmania special. But would any of us single out a rock?
The Battlements of Cape Raoul
Ben Walter investigates the destruction of Cape Raoul's stunning dolerite cliffs by trigger happy navy crews.
Malbena
Tasmanian writer and storyteller Bert Spinks reflects on the mystical qualities of The Walls, and what we have to lose.