: Australian Research Council Centre for Forest Value
The ARC Centre for Forest Value (CFV) provides research solutions to industry.

: Fire ecology
Find out why fire plays such a key role in the ecology of the Tasmanian natural environment.

: Land Drainage in Tasmania
Drainage systems suitable for Tasmanian soil types.

: Landcare Action Grants Program
The Program has been established to provide State funded grant opportunities to co-invest with farmers, Landcare, and other community organisations on practical on-ground works for sustainable agriculture and Rivercare type activities. Applications have now closed.

: Managing Tasmanian Native Pastures
Native pastures underpin the long-term productivity, profitability and sustainability of grazing activities on many Tasmanian properties, particularly fine wool grazing properties. They are also a significant vegetation community for conserving native plants and animals, and maintaining stable and healthy soils.

: Managing Waterways
NRM South Landholder Series - Property Planning Guide: Managing Waterways

: Natural Resource Management (NRM) in Tasmania
There are three NRM regional groups in Tasmania, each working with farmers and others to address their natural resource management needs and concerns. This link is to the site for NRM North, which also provides links to Cradle Coast NRM and NRM South.

: Salinity and Land Degradation in Tasmania
Issues, information and tools concerned with salinity management in Tasmania.

: Soil Compaction in Tasmania
Information on soil compaction in Tasmania

: Southern Farming Systems
A farmer-driven non-profit organisation undertaking research and extension programs in southern Australia.

: Tasmanian Bushcare Toolkit
The Toolkit provides landowners and community groups with a comprehensive guide to the management and conservation needs of native bush. The toolkit covers a wide variety of topics including bush on your farm, different vegetation types, threatened species, revegetation and weed management.

: Water Information System of Tasmania (WIST)
Includes information on water flow, water quality and natural freshwater values.

: Wetlands and Waterways Works Manual (DPIPWE)
Wetlands conservation is an important part of biodiversity and threatened species conservation.

: Australian Natural Resources Atlas
Provides access to information on natural resource issues facing agriculture, coasts, dryland salinity, irrigation, land, natural resource economics, rangelands, soils, vegetation, biodiversity, water.

: Caring for our Country (Aust Gov)
'Caring for our Country' is the Australian Government's natural resource management program that integrates the delivery of the existing programs - the Natural Heritage Trust, the National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality, the National Landcare Program, the Environmental Stewardship Program and the Working on Country Indigenous Land and Environmental Program.

: Future Drought Fund: Drought Resilient Soils and Landscapes
The objective of the program is to trial and demonstrate how scaling of particular practices (or combinations of practices) to improve management of natural capital can build drought resilience. Applications have now closed.

: Native vegetation - Department of Environment and Water Resources (Aust Govt)
Provide information about Australian Government policies and activities, developed and implemented by the Department of the Environment and Water Resources, which encourage and support the sustainable management of Australia's native vegetation.

: Water Footprint
How much water is used to produce your food?

: Environmental Treaties and Resource Indicators (ENTRI)
Comprehensive online service for accessing multilateral environmental treaty data.

: NEPIS (National Environmental Publications Information System)
Coverage: Citations and full text of documents published by the EPA (U.S.A.).