Here's our update for the first third of 2013 - and it's more than a year's worth already!
In this update: our public presentation on 2012's achievements and a major new partnership with the Pennicott Foundation nearly leave the Education Minister speechless; a visit from Bookend patron Neil Gaiman helps with the rebuilding of Dunalley Primary School after devastating fire; Tasmanian of the Year Andrew Hughes leads our Thailand-Tasmania exchange program with eye-opening experiences for students in both countries; three lucky high school students fly over Antarctica; Volcano Land launches with expanded curriculum materials; a special series of videos is launched to help people care for our pristine wilderness areas; our 2012 summer student reports on the joys of working in these places; our new Facebook page is launched and you can win a book of mountain photography by visiting it; Three Peaks Race competitors raise funds for our work; our friends at Lynchpin, Redmap, IMAS and the Alcorso Foundation help continue to spread the message about marine work; some exciting staff movements; and more!
- LIKE us and WIN: to celebrate the launch of our new Facebook page, we're giving away 5 signed copies of the coffee table book "Tasmanian Summits to Sleep On" by KEVIN DORAN, with a foreword by our late founding patron BRYCE COURTENAY. For your chance to win a copy anywhere worldwide, "like" our new page by 30 April.
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