Inala Nature is a nature-tourism and conservation organisation based on South Bruny Island, Tasmania, offering small-group birding and wildlife experiences in Australia and selected international destinations. Its expert naturalist guides lead scheduled, private and tailor-made tours, with a specialist focus on Tasmania and its distinctive wildlife. Visitors can stay in cottages on the Inala Nature Reserve, a 1,500-acre conservation-convenanted property that provides habitat for all twelve of Tasmania’s endemic bird species and opportunities for wildlife observation and photography.

Experiences include birdwatching hides, a raptor photography hide, and visits to the Inala Jurassic Garden, an accredited botanic garden featuring more than 750 plant species and Gondwanan connections. The Inala Nature Museum presents fossils, shells, gemstones and minerals. Through the Inala Foundation, the organisation supports habitat restoration, endangered wildlife protection, wildlife care and rehabilitation, flora conservation, research and education.

Inala Nature’s mission is to foster meaningful connections with nature while helping safeguard wildlife and habitats for future generations