The Furneaux Futures Forum (FFF) will be held next week. Every two years, Flinders Council, the community and the local chamber of commerce

This latest contribution to Sharp magazine was aimed at getting visitors to think more deeply about how they travel and what values they...

An important element of the Islander Way regenerative tourism project has been to flip thinking and experiment with new ways of working.

The complex relationship between culture, history, and nature is never far away in our conversations on Flinders island. In this post, we ta

The seven-part podcast series provides personal perspectives from different islanders about what makes Flinders Island special.

Implementing a regenerative living lab on Flinders Island, Tasmania comes with many challenges, an enormous range of insights and inspiratio

The Post Card Plus Exhibition was a community-led creative initiative led by a group of committed and concerned Flinders Island residents.

How are we framing community engagement in the Islander Way regenerative tourism living lab? What are the challenges and the opportunities?

Do you have a business idea or community-led project that might align with regenerative tourism*? Would you like to explore these ideas...

What does regeneration mean in the context of tourism on Flinders island? Three workshops will help to answer this question

The project is taking a long haul approach to community engagement. Here we share some of the insights gathered from community postcards.

A pledge alone will not solve all your challenges in managing tourism. But a well developed pledge may play an important role.

Regenerative tourism is a term that it is increasingly used to signify a big shift in thinking about how tourism should be managed.

The Islander Way project was launched at a community event on 8th October 2021. This council project explores a regenerative tourism future.