Credits

Mounting the hardware for the Honeysuckle Hill weather gateway.

Honeysuckle Hill gateway complete.

This LoRaWAN gateway has a range of up to 10km.

This weather station tells us Stocker's Bottom's temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, cumulative rainfall and wind direction.

This bushfire sensor combines an atmospheric CO2 sensor with a fuel flammability sensor.

While we have the privilege of being The Quoin’s custodians, we are using ecological burns to manage these grassland ecosystems.

We're excited to be welcoming Tasmanian Aboriginal people to engage in cultural burning later this year.

We prioritise grassland sites that have a high fire risk and are highly visited by animals.

Wallabies lead us straight to these spots, heading to feeding grasslands at dusk and dawn.

Burning away dead and decaying plant matter catalyses a new growth cycle, and it’s good for the soil too.

A young Forester kangaroo investigates a newly installed camera trap.

This Tasmanian devil is likely scavenging for food, although devils will hunt if the opportunity presents itself.