Our services include eco-mulching, weed management, and revegetation, all aimed at creating healthy and thriving ecosystems. Serving clients across Southern Tasmania, the East Coast, and the Midlands, we work closely with our clients to develop tailored land care plans that meet their specific needs, ensuring that every project contributes positively to both the environment and land users. Our team combines practical expertise with a deep passion for conservation, making us a trusted partner in land care across Tasmania.
Learn more about Tasmanian Arboriculture Group's expert consulting and management services.
Download nowOur dedicated team at Tasmanian Land Care consists of highly skilled professionals committed to delivering exceptional land management and conservation services, ensuring the sustainability and biodiversity of your environment.
Colin Fry has spent the past two decades as a devoted arborist in Tasmania, and has been director of the Tasmanian Arboriculture Group since its inception in 2014. He is passionate about leading a purpose-led organisation that is a vessel for change, and investing in the personal and professional growth of his employees through arboriculture.
Corbin Tattersall is the embodiment of integrity. His role is to set an example through positive actions and behaviours to our employees and clients. Corbin is responsible for our operational systems and crew training. He is also one of the top tree climbers in Australia and regularly travels to compete.
Hunter Church fully qualified Cert 3 Arborist. Nothing is too difficult for Hunter and he is an expert machine operator. Hunter's role is to manage the quality and safety of the work on site. He is caring and a good listener which makes him a pleasure to deal with. We have no doubt that Hunter will be here for many years and we look forward to seeing which direction he chooses to take in his career.
Tasmanian Land Care employs integrated pest management, focusing on long-term weed control through targeted chemical treatments, suppression with eco-mulching, and competition from revegetation planting.
Our default position is that trees are valuable assets that provide numerous benefits and should be retained whenever possible. Tree removal is typically a last resort, considered only when a tree poses a significant safety risk, is severely diseased beyond treatment, or is causing irreparable damage to property. Our certified arborists can conduct an initial briefing to assess the tree and explore all available options, prioritising tree retention and recommending removal when necessary.
Tasmanian Land Care supports land revegetation by growing plants from locally sourced seed provenance when appropriate. This approach ensures plants are well-adapted to local conditions, leading to better growth, increased biodiversity balance and sustainable habitats that benefit both the environment and local wildlife.
The leading arboriculture consulting, tree care and land management group in Tasmania.
