The Tasmanian National Parks Association Inc. (TNPA) is a non-profit, non-government organisation committed to the protection of Tasmania's national parks and reserved lands. The Association aims to give park users a voice and involve the community in matters affecting these important and invaluable areas. The TNPA reinforces public values, concerns and criticisms to policy makers and managers, while promoting conservation awareness.



TNPA Mission:



To preserve the integrity of and expand the Tasmanian National Park System, and to ensure appropriate management of their natural and cultural values.



Aims of the TNPA:



The primary aims of the Tasmanian National Parks Association are:



- The conservation, protection and, where necessary, the rehabilitation of the natural environment of national parks;

- To secure the continuing reservation of suitable areas for national parks;

- To advocate conservation as the primary role of the Parks & Wildlife Service;

- To promote and encourage community involvement in national park management;

- To promote effective legislation for the maintenance of our national parks;

- To increase community awareness of the value and importance of national parks;

- To promote the conservation of cultural heritage within national parks;