The group meets occasionally at the Hall car park for a working bee on some Mondays. Visitors who want to help conserve our beautiful coastline are always welcome – please wear suitable clothes and boots. Check work is happening with Dave first.
Contact Tina on 0408596736 for details.
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DIVE, WILDLIFE, FISH. Hippolyte Rock is an impressive granite island, standing 65m tall and towering over the blue horizon of the Tasman Sea. Emerging from the sea bed 100m below and
WANDER, WILDLIFE, EXPLORE, SCENIC. Beyond Doo Town, Fossil Bay Lookout stands beside some of the Tasman Peninsula’s most visited geological formations. The lookout is renowned for its sweeping ocean views and impressive dolerite
CANOE, WILDLIFE, DRIVE, BOAT. Eaglehawk Bay is best known as a sunlit and majestic backdrop for travellers heading south towards Port Arthur and beyond. The bay lies to one side of
July 2020 Following a year of twists and turns related to our major project, the Eaglehawk Neck Coastal Track, we would love to be
” Thank you and photos. “ What a long weekend! The Pirates of PIrates Bay Bicentennial Commemoration Weekend – the like of which hasn’t
With annual membership renewals coming around again, we invite you to re-join the association for the coming year, or by life membership. Please as
ENACT was forged out of the last natural disaster that hit this region. Today we are in a global disaster recovery phase (we hope)
From left Front; Roger Self, President – Heather Henri, Ruth Moon, Sallie Creese, Denice Moser, Jill Pierce, Dr Craig Brown. Left Rear; Jill Orchard,
ENACT has been an active part of the Eaglehawk Neck community since its inception post the 2013 Forcett Fires threatening Eaglehawk Neck and decimating
Over 79,000 visitors prior to August 2020. Eaglehawkneck.org was established by the Eaglehawk Neck Community and Hall Association INC. in 2013 as a community service.
One of Tasmania’s best kept secrets, Eaglehawk Neck is a surprising destination for visitors – with so many awesome natural attractions, an amazing history.
Plus previous 79,000 from original Eaglehawk Neck website, prior to 2020.
