Keep Tassie Wild - Enamel Pin - Tasmanian Devil Loic Le Guilly From the spring of the

From the spring of the Huon River to Lake Pedder’s still

This painting is a view of Umbrella Point on Bruny Island

and the scientists who fight to preserve their flyways

Southern Ranges

He is the author of three best-selling history books

Keep Tassie Wild - Enamel Pin - Tasmanian Devil Loic Le Guilly From the spring of theTasmanian Devil Enamel Pin Keep Tassie Wild Size: 26mm wide x 16mm high High quality enamel pins featuring lutruwita's own Tasmanian Devil! Known around the world for their terrifying night time shrieks and their flesh ripping, bone crushing jaws, these marsupials are a Tassie icon! Sadly, theyre under threat from habitat destruction, vehicle collisions and a contagious facial tumour disease. Were thankful to the hard work of the organisations working