Natasha Glencairn-Campbell

Natasha has had a dynamic career spanning diverse fields. She brings both practical insight and administrative expertise to Wildlife Network Tasmania. With over six years actively rescuing and caring for sick and orphaned wildlife in Tasmania, she has developed a strong understanding of the challenges facing both animals and the volunteers who care for them. From tiny joeys to venomous snakes, Natasha approaches every creature with calm confidence and deep respect for their role in the ecosystem.

Her earlier work with neglected and traumatised farm animals and horses drew on her training in natural horsemanship and strengthened her resolve to help those without a voice. This hands-on experience is backed by a Bachelor of Law and more than 15 years managing operations for a psychotherapy organisation in the UK, giving her a unique ability to balance compassionate care with efficient systems.

Before wildlife and admin, Natasha spent 15 adventurous years teaching rock climbing, managing climbing gyms, and running an industrial abseiling business. Her diverse career has sharpened her resilience, creative problem-solving, and ability to adapt across environments. She is also a volunteer firefighter, committed to supporting her local community in times of need.

At WNT, Natasha plays a vital role in coordinating communication, logistics, and sector support. Her wide-ranging background and unwavering passion for wildlife make her an essential part of the team.