Lungtalanana Native Fauna Restoration Project.
Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre.
Fast facts.
Account ID: AU00135
Account Holder: Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre
Registration date: 17 August 2026
Location: Lungtalanana (Clarke Island), Lutruwita (Tasmania), Australia
Scale: Project
Total property area: XX ha
Environmental Account area: 7,764.5 ha (X% of property area)
Environmental Assets: Fauna - Mammals
Methods: AfN-METHOD-F-07
Environmental Account Technical Report: In development
Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre is currently in the process of developing an Environmental Account to submit for certification
About the Environmental Account.
The Lungtalanana Native Fauna Restoration Project is a First Nations led project focused on restoring the ecological health and cultural heritage on Lungtalanana (Clarke Island) in the Furneaux Group of Tasmania. The environmental account will utilise the Generalised Camera Trapping Method (F-07) to track a target group of medium to large ground dwelling mammals, in the context of feral cat population control and the subsequent reintroduction of culturally significant native fauna.
Account location.
About the Environmental Account Holder.
Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre’s (TAC) Healthy Country Unit manages Aboriginal lands across the state, including Lungtalanana. Since 2005, TAC’s Pakana Rangers have been working to heal Lungtalanana by removing invasive species, applying cultural fire, restoring native habitats, and preparing for the return of animals that once lived there.
Last update: 19 August 2026