Wildlife at Home
Small changes can make a big difference for wildlife
Small changes. Big difference.
Our native wildlife faces many challenges, but the good news is we can all help. By making simple changes at home, we can create safer spaces, provide essential resources and reduce threats.
Explore our practical guides below to get started. Together, we can build a safer, more wildlife-friendly Tasmania.
Practical ways to help wildlife at home
From creating habitat to reducing everyday risks, there are simple actions that can make homes and gardens safer for native wildlife.
Create Habitat
Plant native vegetation and create connected spaces for wildlife.
Provide clean, shallow water with safe access and escape options.
Water for Wildlife
Provide nest boxes, hollows, logs and other suitable shelter.
Homes and Shelter
Reduce risks and interactions between pets and native wildlife.
Pets and Wildlife
What to do if you find sick, injured or orphaned wildlife.
Found Injured Wildlife?
You do not need to do everything
A wildlife-friendly home does not have to happen overnight.
Planting one native shrub, adding a safe water source, keeping your cat contained or leaving an old tree in place can all contribute.
Start with what works for your space.