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waterview_Kevin Doran  Tas Devil_Niall Doran

The BookEnd Trust is a new scholarship program developed by private supporters in partnership with the University of Tasmania. The program aims to boost environmental awareness and to provide educational opportunities that might not otherwise be available.

The BookEnd program is overseen by high-profile public figures with a keen interest in good environmental management and in promoting education. This group includes:
  • Best-selling international author Bryce Courtenay
  • Respected national economic commentator Saul Eslake
  • Television and radio personality Andy Muirhead
  • Tasmanian wildlife & conservation expert Nick Mooney
  • Established midlands landowner/pastoralist Henry Foster
  • Photographic expert and businesswoman Liz Dombrovskis
  • International award winning documentary maker Cathy Henkel
The program is being coordinated by Dr Niall Doran and Dr Alastair Richardson at the University of Tasmania, with media and publicity support from Craig Wellington.

The aims of the BookEnd program are focussed on:
(1) Developing good, positive and co-operative environmental outcomes;
(2) Providing educational opportunities that may otherwise not be available;
(3) Promoting this work within the broader community.

Scholarships/exchanges may be targetted at:
* Positive on-ground environmental work (e.g. conservation of threatened species)
* Technological or other support for such work (e.g. environmentally relevant projects in ANY discipline)
* Media promotion and community involvement with such work (e.g. developing educational materials and raising public awareness).



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Photos this page: Kevin Doran, Niall Doran & W.E. Brown. Background: W.E. Brown.
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