Hi Deborah-May, 
Thank you for your email to Sustainable Timber Tasmania regarding native
plants. 
Please be advised there is publicly available information applicable to
your request on the Tasmanian Government Department of Natural Resources
and the Environment Tasmania website. 
A link to this website is available here: [1]List of Threatened Species |
Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania (nre.tas.gov.au)
Kind regards,
Jenna
​RTI Coordinator
e  [email address] 
 

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From: : Deborah-May: Torrens
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Sent: Thursday, 4 July 2024 1:31 PM
To: Information Request <[email address]>
Subject: Right to Information request - Complete list of threatened and
endangered Native plants, shrubs, herbs and fruits in Trowanna (Tasmania)
 
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Dear Forestry Tasmania,

I am contacting Your corporation to ask for a complete list of threatened
and endangered Native plants, shrubs, herbs and fruits within Trowanna, 
(mother country to the Palawa,
Lairmairrener, Paredarerme
Nuenonne, Tyerrernotepanner, Tommeginne and Toogee Nations), otherwise
known to Your corporation as, "Tasmania").

I look forward to receiving a response from you soon.

Yours faithfully,

:Deborah-May: Torrens

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