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  1. An annual mid-winter swim attracts tourists in Tasmania, held in Hobart.
  2. Ongoing discussions focus on the necessary balance between allowing wildlife tourism and maintaining strict management protocols in Tasmania.

Parks and Wildlife Service alerted the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania to a bird carcass.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 12
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Parks and Wildlife Service alerted the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania to a bird carcass.

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  1. The Tasmanian Department of Natural Resources and Environment responded to a suspected environmental case in coastal areas.Sub-event
  2. A bird carcass was reported to NRE Tasmania, highlighting wildlife management protocols.1 source

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Ongoing discussions focus on the necessary balance between allowing wildlife tourism and maintaining strict management protocols in Tasmania. All 2 developments

Within An annual mid-winter swim attracts tourists in Tasmania, held in Hobart.

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