The future of nature-based tourism in the North West has been secured by with a $200,000 grant for the not-for-profit Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden by the Tasmanian Government.
An important environmental asset and unique experience, this world-renowned garden showcases 500 rhododendron species and more than 24,000 plants.
Premier and Minister for Tourism, Jeremy Rockliff, said the much-loved visitor experience attracts more than 10,000 people and injects $712,000 into the economy each year.
“The Gardens are a major drawcard for the Burnie region, especially during the cruise ship season, which is why we are backing in the Garden as a unique experience for visitors and locals alike,” Premier Rockliff said.
“The Tasmanian…
