Issue Details: First known date: 2021... 2021 Power in Memory : The Tasmanian Environment Movement's Founding Stories
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'Every 26 January Australians are reminded of the importance of origin stories. It has become clear that the way we tell our founding narratives shapes how we understand the past and imagine the future.   And what is evident in nations is also true of organisations. story of organisations and movements. The mythic power integral to an origin story is evident in the environmental movement in Tasmania, where, in the past 20 years. the story of the Franklin River campaign has assumed epic status.' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Breathing Space Jane Rawson (editor), Ben Walter (editor), Tasmania : Tasmanian Land Conservancy , 2021 25742143 2021 anthology poetry essay short story

    'Breathing Space is a book of essays, poems and stories about Tasmanians' changing relationship with nature, commissioned to mark the TLC's [Tasmanian Land Conservancy] 20th birthday.'

    Source: Publisher's blurb.

    Tasmania : Tasmanian Land Conservancy , 2021
    pg. 80-85
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Subjects:
  • Tasmania,
  • Franklin River, Southwest Tasmania, Tasmania,
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