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TRA Ranger Roundup 2021

Tasmanian Rangers Association

The Tasmanian Rangers Association was launched at Lake St Clair National Park forty years ago, and was originally formed to help develop and support Park Rangers and their families. Over the years the association has grown to welcome a wide range of staff from across the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service including Visitor Reception staff, Field Officers and Fire Management Officers. The association works to raise awareness of the vital work of protected area managers; to support the work of other protected area managers globally; to mentor and enable professional development of its members; and it still provides support to its members and their families when life doesn’t go quite to plan.

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Seven Summits Challenge

Rangers perform their critical work across the seven continents. Each of these continents have a highest peak. These seven highest peaks have a combined elevation of around 40,000 metres. The Seven Summit Challenge will see us climb the equivalent in a fortnight, from Saturday 21 October to Sunday 12 November! Rangers from across Tasmania, mainland Australia, and each of the seven continents, will tackle peaks, hills, and stairs in their area, logging their elevation gain along the way. Funds raised will purchase 2 motorbikes and much needed computers for Timor-Leste’s Forest Guards. Learn more and donate!

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