Conserving the natural environment and culture of the Australian wilderness for generations to come.
We are the not-for-profit entity of Tasmanian Walking Company and Australian Walking Company - leaders in sustainable multi-day guided walks in Australia’s wilderness areas.
Our vision is to inspire people's connection with nature and cultivate real change with a boots-on-the-ground approach. Our projects focus on restoring balance to threatened ecosystems, protecting vulnerable native animals and promoting sustainable use of wilderness areas.
100% of your money goes directly to charitable projects. All administrative costs are paid for by Tasmanian Walking Company and Australian Walking Company.
Explore the extraordinary projects and groups we support including:
WWF-Australia's Regenerate Australia program and partners are seeing the successful re-introduction of the once-extinct Brush-tailed Bettong to the South Australian mainland.
100% of your donations go directly to our projects. All administrative costs are paid for by the Tasmanian Walking Company and Australian Walking Company.
How can you help?
Feature Stories
Our Positive Impact for 2023
Tas Walking Co Foundation was excited to partner with WWF-Australia for a second year. Our Walk for Wild Fundraiser raised some critical funds for the Regenerate program.
Here's what we supported: Positive Impact Clip
Bonorong 24-Hour Emergency Service Fundraiser
Bonorong Wildlife Hospital and Sanctuary cares for over 6000 sick and injured wildlife per year. Thanks to our staff and guests we sponsored nine days of Bonorong's 24-hour emergency service.
Meet some of the animals we helped: Meet Ringo
Larapuna Community Weekend
Every year since 2014 a large group of Tasmanian Walking Company staff head along to the larapuna Community Weekend at Bay of Fires. The event provides an awesome opportunity to meet and get to know the various community groups who have a connection to larapuna, learn from each other, and get their hands dirty working on a range of conservation projects within the Mount King William National Park.