Rob Blakers - Takayna - McKimmie Creek - Ancient Rainforest 2 Print Options:Canvas Print - 125cm (long edge) We no longer have the

We no longer have the option - or time - for prevarication and business-as-usual adaptive management

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride (Coconut Derived)

A lone pandani grows within a thicket of endemic deciduous beech in the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park

near Lake St Clair

at the Port Arthur historic site

Rob Blakers - Takayna - McKimmie Creek - Ancient Rainforest 2 Print Options:Canvas Print - 125cm (long edge) We no longer have thePart of Wild Island exhibition 'takayna a Voice for the Forest' At its western edge takayna Tarkine is bounded by a windswept coastline and a wild ocean that not infrequently heaves up seas of eighteen metres and more. The rocky headlands and shifting dunefields found here hold the echoes of tens of thousands of years of indigenous living. Inland lie the rugged Meredith and Norfolk Ranges and beyond that spreads Australias largest temperate rainforest