All profits from the sale of our Men's Takayna and Women's Takayna rain jackets are donated to the Bob Brown Foundation's protect the takayna campaign.

The ancient region named the takayna or Tarkine, located in North West Tasmania, contains extensive high-quality wilderness, as well as Australia’s largest remaining cool-temperature rainforest, spanning over 450,000 hectares.

The landscape includes rivers, rare caves and pinnacles, mountains covered in forests, sea misted dunes and coastal and grass plain ecosystems. Our planets ancient past is preserved in plant fossil sites dating back 65 million years, thriving species of tree ferns from Gondwana age and some of the richest Aboriginal heritage in the hemisphere.

The Takayna provides diverse habitat for over 60 rare, threatened and endangered species of flora and fauna. This was the last refuge of the Tasmanian Tiger and it is the main habit of the world's largest marsupial carnivore, the iconic and Tasmanian Devil.

Now imagine the scream of a chainsaw, the growl of a dozer, as loggers and miners take control of the forest and lead the destruction of wild nature.

The Bob Brown Foundation are taking direct action to defend Takayna from the onslaught of logging and mining. From legal tactics to the forest frontlines, our campaign is determined to secure the permanent protection of 495,000 hectares of Takayna.