Table 3.

Each of the 21 Tasmanian wetlands assessed using the Wetland Wanderer Tool (WWT) categorised by the type of wetland it is, its remoteness area classification, who the wetland is managed by, and what local government area it is in. *I—inland wetland; MC—marine and coastal wetland; H—human-made wetland (DCCEEW, 2019)

Wetland	Type of wetland*	Remoteness area	Managed by	Local government area
Lake Dulverton	I	Outer Regional	Southern Midlands Council	Southern Midlands
Moulting Lagoon	MC	Remote	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Glamorgan–Spring Bay
Seymour Swamp	MC	Remote	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Glamorgan–Spring Bay
Lagoon Beach	MC	Remote	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Break O’Day
Henderson Lagoon	MC	Outer Regional	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Break O’Day
Scamander River Mouth	MC	Outer Regional	Break O’Day Council	Break O’Day
Dianas Basin	MC	Outer Regional	Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre	Break O’Day
St Helens Saltmarsh	MC	Outer Regional	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Break O’Day
Grants Lagoon	MC	Outer Regional	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Break O’Day
Briseis Hole	H	Outer Regional	Dorset Council	Dorset
Tamar Island Wetlands	MC	Inner Regional	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	West Tamar
Brushy Lagoon	H	Outer Regional	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Meander Valley
Springlawn Lagoon	MC	Outer Regional	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Latrobe
Mary Binks Wetlands	H	Outer Regional	Devonport City Council	Devonport
Duck River Riparian Foreshore	MC	Outer Regional	Circular Head Council	Circular Head
Black River	MC	Outer Regional	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Circular Head
Montagu Inlet	MC	Outer Regional	Parks and Wildlife Services Tasmania	Circular Head
Little Pine Lagoon	H	Remote	Hydro Tasmania	Central Highlands
Penstock Lagoon	H	Remote	Hydro Tasmania	Central Highlands
Bronte Lagoon	H	Remote	Hydro Tasmania	Central Highlands
Kingston Stormwater Wetlands	H	Inner Regional	Kingborough  Council	Kingborough