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  1. After the closure of VicForests, The Healthy Forests Foundation is reborn - the new face of logging in Victoria

    "VicForests' June 30 closure followed allegations of widespread and illegal logging, referrals to corruption watchdogs and revelations the organisation had spied on conservationists."

    The Healthy Forests Foundation
    ""The aim is just to work out ways to keep cutting the forest. It's a front — it's just a way of keeping the [logging] industry going. It's kind of like the 'healthy smoking foundation'..Professor Lindenmayer, who spent decades studying the impacts of logging on forests, described the Healthy Forests Foundation as "greenwashing on steroids".

    "The Healthy Forests Foundation says its purpose is to promote First Nations forest management, which proponents admit will also supply timber. One Indigenous leader said the Healthy Forests Foundation looked like "black cladding" — a way for largely non-Indigenous industries to gain access to resources by taking advantage of Indigenous peoples' access...It is not self-determination. It is tokenism."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-08/vic
    #LoggingIndustry #VicForests #ImpressionManagement #GeenWashing #BlackCladding #extractivism #EndNativeForestLogging #FirstNationsPeoples #NativeForests #conservation #biodiversity #ClimateCrisis

  2. After the closure of VicForests, The Healthy Forests Foundation is reborn - the new face of logging in Victoria

    "VicForests' June 30 closure followed allegations of widespread and illegal logging, referrals to corruption watchdogs and revelations the organisation had spied on conservationists."

    The Healthy Forests Foundation
    ""The aim is just to work out ways to keep cutting the forest. It's a front — it's just a way of keeping the [logging] industry going. It's kind of like the 'healthy smoking foundation'..Professor Lindenmayer, who spent decades studying the impacts of logging on forests, described the Healthy Forests Foundation as "greenwashing on steroids".

    "The Healthy Forests Foundation says its purpose is to promote First Nations forest management, which proponents admit will also supply timber. One Indigenous leader said the Healthy Forests Foundation looked like "black cladding" — a way for largely non-Indigenous industries to gain access to resources by taking advantage of Indigenous peoples' access...It is not self-determination. It is tokenism."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-08/vic
    #LoggingIndustry #VicForests #ImpressionManagement #GeenWashing #BlackCladding #extractivism #EndNativeForestLogging #FirstNationsPeoples #NativeForests #conservation #biodiversity #ClimateCrisis

  3. After the closure of VicForests, The Healthy Forests Foundation is reborn - the new face of logging in Victoria

    "VicForests' June 30 closure followed allegations of widespread and illegal logging, referrals to corruption watchdogs and revelations the organisation had spied on conservationists."

    The Healthy Forests Foundation
    ""The aim is just to work out ways to keep cutting the forest. It's a front — it's just a way of keeping the [logging] industry going. It's kind of like the 'healthy smoking foundation'..Professor Lindenmayer, who spent decades studying the impacts of logging on forests, described the Healthy Forests Foundation as "greenwashing on steroids".

    "The Healthy Forests Foundation says its purpose is to promote First Nations forest management, which proponents admit will also supply timber. One Indigenous leader said the Healthy Forests Foundation looked like "black cladding" — a way for largely non-Indigenous industries to gain access to resources by taking advantage of Indigenous peoples' access...It is not self-determination. It is tokenism."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-08/vic
    #LoggingIndustry #VicForests #ImpressionManagement #GeenWashing #BlackCladding #extractivism #EndNativeForestLogging #FirstNationsPeoples #NativeForests #conservation #biodiversity #ClimateCrisis

  4. After the closure of VicForests, The Healthy Forests Foundation is reborn - the new face of logging in Victoria

    "VicForests' June 30 closure followed allegations of widespread and illegal logging, referrals to corruption watchdogs and revelations the organisation had spied on conservationists."

    The Healthy Forests Foundation
    ""The aim is just to work out ways to keep cutting the forest. It's a front — it's just a way of keeping the [logging] industry going. It's kind of like the 'healthy smoking foundation'..Professor Lindenmayer, who spent decades studying the impacts of logging on forests, described the Healthy Forests Foundation as "greenwashing on steroids".

    "The Healthy Forests Foundation says its purpose is to promote First Nations forest management, which proponents admit will also supply timber. One Indigenous leader said the Healthy Forests Foundation looked like "black cladding" — a way for largely non-Indigenous industries to gain access to resources by taking advantage of Indigenous peoples' access...It is not self-determination. It is tokenism."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-08/vic
    #LoggingIndustry #VicForests #ImpressionManagement #GeenWashing #BlackCladding #extractivism #EndNativeForestLogging #FirstNationsPeoples #NativeForests #conservation #biodiversity #ClimateCrisis

  5. After the closure of VicForests, The Healthy Forests Foundation is reborn - the new face of logging in Victoria

    "VicForests' June 30 closure followed allegations of widespread and illegal logging, referrals to corruption watchdogs and revelations the organisation had spied on conservationists."

    The Healthy Forests Foundation
    ""The aim is just to work out ways to keep cutting the forest. It's a front — it's just a way of keeping the [logging] industry going. It's kind of like the 'healthy smoking foundation'..Professor Lindenmayer, who spent decades studying the impacts of logging on forests, described the Healthy Forests Foundation as "greenwashing on steroids".

    "The Healthy Forests Foundation says its purpose is to promote First Nations forest management, which proponents admit will also supply timber. One Indigenous leader said the Healthy Forests Foundation looked like "black cladding" — a way for largely non-Indigenous industries to gain access to resources by taking advantage of Indigenous peoples' access...It is not self-determination. It is tokenism."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-08/vic
    #LoggingIndustry #VicForests #ImpressionManagement #GeenWashing #BlackCladding #extractivism #EndNativeForestLogging #FirstNationsPeoples #NativeForests #conservation #biodiversity #ClimateCrisis

  6. NSW government says state’s biodiversity ‘in crisis’ as it pledges first steps to reverse decline
    "Government will also overhaul state laws after Guardian Australia uncovered serious problems with biodiversity offsets scheme."

    "Henry’s review found the state’s environment laws would not succeed without substantial changes and warned half of the species under threat in NSW were on course to become extinct within the next 100 years"

    End native forest logging and land clearing now!
    >>.
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    >>
    1earthmedia.com/minns-responds
    #Biodiversity #conservation #restoration #ecosystems #destruction #NSWlogging #offsets #LandClearing #NaturePositive #transparency #NSW #law #legislation #extinction #BiodiversityCrisis #EndNativeForestLogging

  7. NSW government says state’s biodiversity ‘in crisis’ as it pledges first steps to reverse decline
    "Government will also overhaul state laws after Guardian Australia uncovered serious problems with biodiversity offsets scheme."

    "Henry’s review found the state’s environment laws would not succeed without substantial changes and warned half of the species under threat in NSW were on course to become extinct within the next 100 years"

    End native forest logging and land clearing now!
    >>.
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    >>
    1earthmedia.com/minns-responds
    #Biodiversity #conservation #restoration #ecosystems #destruction #NSWlogging #offsets #LandClearing #NaturePositive #transparency #NSW #law #legislation #extinction #BiodiversityCrisis #EndNativeForestLogging

  8. NSW government says state’s biodiversity ‘in crisis’ as it pledges first steps to reverse decline
    "Government will also overhaul state laws after Guardian Australia uncovered serious problems with biodiversity offsets scheme."

    "Henry’s review found the state’s environment laws would not succeed without substantial changes and warned half of the species under threat in NSW were on course to become extinct within the next 100 years"

    End native forest logging and land clearing now!
    >>.
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    >>
    1earthmedia.com/minns-responds
    #Biodiversity #conservation #restoration #ecosystems #destruction #NSWlogging #offsets #LandClearing #NaturePositive #transparency #NSW #law #legislation #extinction #BiodiversityCrisis #EndNativeForestLogging

  9. NSW government says state’s biodiversity ‘in crisis’ as it pledges first steps to reverse decline
    "Government will also overhaul state laws after Guardian Australia uncovered serious problems with biodiversity offsets scheme."

    "Henry’s review found the state’s environment laws would not succeed without substantial changes and warned half of the species under threat in NSW were on course to become extinct within the next 100 years"

    End native forest logging and land clearing now!
    >>.
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    >>
    1earthmedia.com/minns-responds
    #Biodiversity #conservation #restoration #ecosystems #destruction #NSWlogging #offsets #LandClearing #NaturePositive #transparency #NSW #law #legislation #extinction #BiodiversityCrisis #EndNativeForestLogging

  10. NSW government says state’s biodiversity ‘in crisis’ as it pledges first steps to reverse decline
    "Government will also overhaul state laws after Guardian Australia uncovered serious problems with biodiversity offsets scheme."

    "Henry’s review found the state’s environment laws would not succeed without substantial changes and warned half of the species under threat in NSW were on course to become extinct within the next 100 years"

    End native forest logging and land clearing now!
    >>.
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    >>
    1earthmedia.com/minns-responds
    #Biodiversity #conservation #restoration #ecosystems #destruction #NSWlogging #offsets #LandClearing #NaturePositive #transparency #NSW #law #legislation #extinction #BiodiversityCrisis #EndNativeForestLogging

  11. Climate and wildlife destroying logging burns are not specific to NSW logging sites.

    "Right now, the Tasmanian Government is carrying out post-logging burns. These infernos damage the climate and environment, kill wildlife and harm human health. Forest Watch is exposing the destruction that Forestry Tasmania is hiding from you. Monitoring native forest logging and burning in Lutruwita / Tasmania."
    forestwatch.org.au/
    #EndNativeForestLogging #BanLoggingBurns #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #fires #smoke #biodiversity #ClimateBreakdown #SaveTuckersNob #pollution #LoggingBurns #wildlife

  12. Climate and wildlife destroying logging burns are not specific to NSW logging sites.

    "Right now, the Tasmanian Government is carrying out post-logging burns. These infernos damage the climate and environment, kill wildlife and harm human health. Forest Watch is exposing the destruction that Forestry Tasmania is hiding from you. Monitoring native forest logging and burning in Lutruwita / Tasmania."
    forestwatch.org.au/
    #EndNativeForestLogging #BanLoggingBurns #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #fires #smoke #biodiversity #ClimateBreakdown #SaveTuckersNob #pollution #LoggingBurns #wildlife

  13. Climate and wildlife destroying logging burns are not specific to NSW logging sites.

    "Right now, the Tasmanian Government is carrying out post-logging burns. These infernos damage the climate and environment, kill wildlife and harm human health. Forest Watch is exposing the destruction that Forestry Tasmania is hiding from you. Monitoring native forest logging and burning in Lutruwita / Tasmania."
    forestwatch.org.au/
    #EndNativeForestLogging #BanLoggingBurns #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #fires #smoke #biodiversity #ClimateBreakdown #SaveTuckersNob #pollution #LoggingBurns #wildlife

  14. Climate and wildlife destroying logging burns are not specific to NSW logging sites.

    "Right now, the Tasmanian Government is carrying out post-logging burns. These infernos damage the climate and environment, kill wildlife and harm human health. Forest Watch is exposing the destruction that Forestry Tasmania is hiding from you. Monitoring native forest logging and burning in Lutruwita / Tasmania."
    forestwatch.org.au/
    #EndNativeForestLogging #BanLoggingBurns #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #fires #smoke #biodiversity #ClimateBreakdown #SaveTuckersNob #pollution #LoggingBurns #wildlife

  15. Climate and wildlife destroying logging burns are not specific to NSW logging sites.

    "Right now, the Tasmanian Government is carrying out post-logging burns. These infernos damage the climate and environment, kill wildlife and harm human health. Forest Watch is exposing the destruction that Forestry Tasmania is hiding from you. Monitoring native forest logging and burning in Lutruwita / Tasmania."
    forestwatch.org.au/
    #EndNativeForestLogging #BanLoggingBurns #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #fires #smoke #biodiversity #ClimateBreakdown #SaveTuckersNob #pollution #LoggingBurns #wildlife

  16. Gleniffer residents close Tuckers Nob to Forestry

    "Gleniffer residents gathered at dawn today and reposted ‘Forest Closed’ notices around Tuckers Nob – with a difference.This time the signs read “Forest Closed: To Loggers”.
    This is in response to the closure of compartments 26 and 27 by Forestry Corporation late last year, with FCNSW stating its intent to log the area. Community have become frustrated after their expert report around Unique and Special Values there has been ignored."

    Like in the Amazon or the Congo, the fossil fuel powered machinery of destruction has started wiping out the homes of endemic and rare plants and animals.

    >>
    bellingenshirenews.com/2024/02
    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #SaveTuckersNob #biodiversity #koalas #ClimateEmergency #FCNSW #NSWForestry #Bellingen #values #BellingenLogging #destruction #TuckersNob26 #extinction makers

  17. Gleniffer residents close Tuckers Nob to Forestry

    "Gleniffer residents gathered at dawn today and reposted ‘Forest Closed’ notices around Tuckers Nob – with a difference.This time the signs read “Forest Closed: To Loggers”.
    This is in response to the closure of compartments 26 and 27 by Forestry Corporation late last year, with FCNSW stating its intent to log the area. Community have become frustrated after their expert report around Unique and Special Values there has been ignored."

    Like in the Amazon or the Congo, the fossil fuel powered machinery of destruction has started wiping out the homes of endemic and rare plants and animals.

    >>
    bellingenshirenews.com/2024/02
    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #SaveTuckersNob #biodiversity #koalas #ClimateEmergency #FCNSW #NSWForestry #Bellingen #values #BellingenLogging #destruction #TuckersNob26 #extinction makers

  18. Gleniffer residents close Tuckers Nob to Forestry

    "Gleniffer residents gathered at dawn today and reposted ‘Forest Closed’ notices around Tuckers Nob – with a difference.This time the signs read “Forest Closed: To Loggers”.
    This is in response to the closure of compartments 26 and 27 by Forestry Corporation late last year, with FCNSW stating its intent to log the area. Community have become frustrated after their expert report around Unique and Special Values there has been ignored."

    Like in the Amazon or the Congo, the fossil fuel powered machinery of destruction has started wiping out the homes of endemic and rare plants and animals.

    >>
    bellingenshirenews.com/2024/02
    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #SaveTuckersNob #biodiversity #koalas #ClimateEmergency #FCNSW #NSWForestry #Bellingen #values #BellingenLogging #destruction #TuckersNob26 #extinction makers

  19. Gleniffer residents close Tuckers Nob to Forestry

    "Gleniffer residents gathered at dawn today and reposted ‘Forest Closed’ notices around Tuckers Nob – with a difference.This time the signs read “Forest Closed: To Loggers”.
    This is in response to the closure of compartments 26 and 27 by Forestry Corporation late last year, with FCNSW stating its intent to log the area. Community have become frustrated after their expert report around Unique and Special Values there has been ignored."

    Like in the Amazon or the Congo, the fossil fuel powered machinery of destruction has started wiping out the homes of endemic and rare plants and animals.

    >>
    bellingenshirenews.com/2024/02
    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #SaveTuckersNob #biodiversity #koalas #ClimateEmergency #FCNSW #NSWForestry #Bellingen #values #BellingenLogging #destruction #TuckersNob26 #extinction makers

  20. Gleniffer residents close Tuckers Nob to Forestry

    "Gleniffer residents gathered at dawn today and reposted ‘Forest Closed’ notices around Tuckers Nob – with a difference.This time the signs read “Forest Closed: To Loggers”.
    This is in response to the closure of compartments 26 and 27 by Forestry Corporation late last year, with FCNSW stating its intent to log the area. Community have become frustrated after their expert report around Unique and Special Values there has been ignored."

    Like in the Amazon or the Congo, the fossil fuel powered machinery of destruction has started wiping out the homes of endemic and rare plants and animals.

    >>
    bellingenshirenews.com/2024/02
    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #SaveTuckersNob #biodiversity #koalas #ClimateEmergency #FCNSW #NSWForestry #Bellingen #values #BellingenLogging #destruction #TuckersNob26 #extinction makers

  21. How to fast-track extinction
    NSW changes are designed to make logging easier
    Logging glider and koala habitat is nonsensical
    #EndNativeForestLogging

    "New logging rules in NSW put the greater glider closer to extinction."

    "The NSW Environment Protection Authority this month announced changes to rules in logging operations."

    "...Ecologists were shocked by a recent announcement by New South Wales environment authorities that we believe loosens protections for southern greater gliders in logging areas."

    "But sadly, extensive glider habitat has been burnt, logged or both. Climate change poses a further risk."

    "Since the southern greater glider was listed as vulnerable in 2016, its habitat continued to be destroyed. This is poor management for many reasons:

    gliders often die on site when their habitat is disturbed

    young forests recovering after disturbances tend to be hotter and drier, which is bad for gliders because they are heat-sensitive

    removing hollow-bearing trees not only destroys a key part of glider habitat immediately, but it can take decades (if not centuries) for forest to become suitable again

    logging makes forests more flammable and gliders are particularly sensitive to fire

    logging can change the composition of tree species in a forest, reducing the availability of quality food for gliders."

    "Logging those refuges is nonsensical given the large body of scientific work demonstrating its negative effects. And tinkering around the edge of logging rules will have limited benefits."
    >>
    theconversation.com/new-loggin

    Australia leads the world in native mammal extinctions – roughly 10% have become extinct since British invasion.
    Ongoing unraveling of a continental fauna: Decline and extinction of Australian mammals since European settlement
    doi.org/10.1073/pnas.141730111

    #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #LoggingImpacts #koalas #gliders #EndangeredSpecies #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark #biodiversity #StopLogging #NativeForests #extinction makers

  22. How to fast-track extinction
    NSW changes are designed to make logging easier
    Logging glider and koala habitat is nonsensical
    #EndNativeForestLogging

    "New logging rules in NSW put the greater glider closer to extinction."

    "The NSW Environment Protection Authority this month announced changes to rules in logging operations."

    "...Ecologists were shocked by a recent announcement by New South Wales environment authorities that we believe loosens protections for southern greater gliders in logging areas."

    "But sadly, extensive glider habitat has been burnt, logged or both. Climate change poses a further risk."

    "Since the southern greater glider was listed as vulnerable in 2016, its habitat continued to be destroyed. This is poor management for many reasons:

    gliders often die on site when their habitat is disturbed

    young forests recovering after disturbances tend to be hotter and drier, which is bad for gliders because they are heat-sensitive

    removing hollow-bearing trees not only destroys a key part of glider habitat immediately, but it can take decades (if not centuries) for forest to become suitable again

    logging makes forests more flammable and gliders are particularly sensitive to fire

    logging can change the composition of tree species in a forest, reducing the availability of quality food for gliders."

    "Logging those refuges is nonsensical given the large body of scientific work demonstrating its negative effects. And tinkering around the edge of logging rules will have limited benefits."
    >>
    theconversation.com/new-loggin

    Australia leads the world in native mammal extinctions – roughly 10% have become extinct since British invasion.
    Ongoing unraveling of a continental fauna: Decline and extinction of Australian mammals since European settlement
    doi.org/10.1073/pnas.141730111

    #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #LoggingImpacts #koalas #gliders #EndangeredSpecies #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark #biodiversity #StopLogging #NativeForests #extinction makers

  23. How to fast-track extinction
    NSW changes are designed to make logging easier
    Logging glider and koala habitat is nonsensical
    #EndNativeForestLogging

    "New logging rules in NSW put the greater glider closer to extinction."

    "The NSW Environment Protection Authority this month announced changes to rules in logging operations."

    "...Ecologists were shocked by a recent announcement by New South Wales environment authorities that we believe loosens protections for southern greater gliders in logging areas."

    "But sadly, extensive glider habitat has been burnt, logged or both. Climate change poses a further risk."

    "Since the southern greater glider was listed as vulnerable in 2016, its habitat continued to be destroyed. This is poor management for many reasons:

    gliders often die on site when their habitat is disturbed

    young forests recovering after disturbances tend to be hotter and drier, which is bad for gliders because they are heat-sensitive

    removing hollow-bearing trees not only destroys a key part of glider habitat immediately, but it can take decades (if not centuries) for forest to become suitable again

    logging makes forests more flammable and gliders are particularly sensitive to fire

    logging can change the composition of tree species in a forest, reducing the availability of quality food for gliders."

    "Logging those refuges is nonsensical given the large body of scientific work demonstrating its negative effects. And tinkering around the edge of logging rules will have limited benefits."
    >>
    theconversation.com/new-loggin

    Australia leads the world in native mammal extinctions – roughly 10% have become extinct since British invasion.
    Ongoing unraveling of a continental fauna: Decline and extinction of Australian mammals since European settlement
    doi.org/10.1073/pnas.141730111

    #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #LoggingImpacts #koalas #gliders #EndangeredSpecies #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark #biodiversity #StopLogging #NativeForests #extinction makers

  24. How to fast-track extinction
    NSW changes are designed to make logging easier
    Logging glider and koala habitat is nonsensical
    #EndNativeForestLogging

    "New logging rules in NSW put the greater glider closer to extinction."

    "The NSW Environment Protection Authority this month announced changes to rules in logging operations."

    "...Ecologists were shocked by a recent announcement by New South Wales environment authorities that we believe loosens protections for southern greater gliders in logging areas."

    "But sadly, extensive glider habitat has been burnt, logged or both. Climate change poses a further risk."

    "Since the southern greater glider was listed as vulnerable in 2016, its habitat continued to be destroyed. This is poor management for many reasons:

    gliders often die on site when their habitat is disturbed

    young forests recovering after disturbances tend to be hotter and drier, which is bad for gliders because they are heat-sensitive

    removing hollow-bearing trees not only destroys a key part of glider habitat immediately, but it can take decades (if not centuries) for forest to become suitable again

    logging makes forests more flammable and gliders are particularly sensitive to fire

    logging can change the composition of tree species in a forest, reducing the availability of quality food for gliders."

    "Logging those refuges is nonsensical given the large body of scientific work demonstrating its negative effects. And tinkering around the edge of logging rules will have limited benefits."
    >>
    theconversation.com/new-loggin

    Australia leads the world in native mammal extinctions – roughly 10% have become extinct since British invasion.
    Ongoing unraveling of a continental fauna: Decline and extinction of Australian mammals since European settlement
    doi.org/10.1073/pnas.141730111

    #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #LoggingImpacts #koalas #gliders #EndangeredSpecies #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark #biodiversity #StopLogging #NativeForests #extinction makers

  25. How to fast-track extinction
    NSW changes are designed to make logging easier
    Logging glider and koala habitat is nonsensical
    #EndNativeForestLogging

    "New logging rules in NSW put the greater glider closer to extinction."

    "The NSW Environment Protection Authority this month announced changes to rules in logging operations."

    "...Ecologists were shocked by a recent announcement by New South Wales environment authorities that we believe loosens protections for southern greater gliders in logging areas."

    "But sadly, extensive glider habitat has been burnt, logged or both. Climate change poses a further risk."

    "Since the southern greater glider was listed as vulnerable in 2016, its habitat continued to be destroyed. This is poor management for many reasons:

    gliders often die on site when their habitat is disturbed

    young forests recovering after disturbances tend to be hotter and drier, which is bad for gliders because they are heat-sensitive

    removing hollow-bearing trees not only destroys a key part of glider habitat immediately, but it can take decades (if not centuries) for forest to become suitable again

    logging makes forests more flammable and gliders are particularly sensitive to fire

    logging can change the composition of tree species in a forest, reducing the availability of quality food for gliders."

    "Logging those refuges is nonsensical given the large body of scientific work demonstrating its negative effects. And tinkering around the edge of logging rules will have limited benefits."
    >>
    theconversation.com/new-loggin

    Australia leads the world in native mammal extinctions – roughly 10% have become extinct since British invasion.
    Ongoing unraveling of a continental fauna: Decline and extinction of Australian mammals since European settlement
    doi.org/10.1073/pnas.141730111

    #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #LoggingImpacts #koalas #gliders #EndangeredSpecies #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark #biodiversity #StopLogging #NativeForests #extinction makers

  26. #EndNativeForestLogging / #SaveTuckersNob

    Fossil fuel machinery has started 'treading lightly' in Tuckers Nob public forest today in Bellingen.

    Logging trucks were speeding along Roses community road today at 8.30, delivering giant fossil fuel machinery to start the industrial destruction of Tuckers Nob (compartments 26 and 27) public forest.

    A vigil is being held by Friends of Tucker Nob on Gleniffer Rd.

    Friends of Tucker Nob
    facebook.com/groups/2501891204
    Bellingen/ Gleniffer Community group protecting and surveying native forests.

    youtube.com/watch?v=SLa7XENA3Y
    Tim Cadman showing "the incredible beauty and diversity of Tuckers Nob rainforests and remnant forest. #NSWForestry is trying really hard to hide the wonders of this special Koala habitat."

    'The Koala lives here'
    Stop logging native forests
    Stop forest destruction in a climate and biodiversity crisis

    #SaveTuckersNob #Bellingen #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #FCNSW #RosesRoad #Gleniffer #wildlife #koalas #biodiversity #ClimateExtremes #GumbaynggirrCountry #BellingenShire #roads #ClimateExtremes #FireRisks #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark

  27. #EndNativeForestLogging / #SaveTuckersNob

    Fossil fuel machinery has started 'treading lightly' in Tuckers Nob public forest today in Bellingen.

    Logging trucks were speeding along Roses community road today at 8.30, delivering giant fossil fuel machinery to start the industrial destruction of Tuckers Nob (compartments 26 and 27) public forest.

    A vigil is being held by Friends of Tucker Nob on Gleniffer Rd.

    Friends of Tucker Nob
    facebook.com/groups/2501891204
    Bellingen/ Gleniffer Community group protecting and surveying native forests.

    youtube.com/watch?v=SLa7XENA3Y
    Tim Cadman showing "the incredible beauty and diversity of Tuckers Nob rainforests and remnant forest. #NSWForestry is trying really hard to hide the wonders of this special Koala habitat."

    'The Koala lives here'
    Stop logging native forests
    Stop forest destruction in a climate and biodiversity crisis

    #SaveTuckersNob #Bellingen #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #FCNSW #RosesRoad #Gleniffer #wildlife #koalas #biodiversity #ClimateExtremes #GumbaynggirrCountry #BellingenShire #roads #ClimateExtremes #FireRisks #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark

  28. #EndNativeForestLogging / #SaveTuckersNob

    Fossil fuel machinery has started 'treading lightly' in Tuckers Nob public forest today in Bellingen.

    Logging trucks were speeding along Roses community road today at 8.30, delivering giant fossil fuel machinery to start the industrial destruction of Tuckers Nob (compartments 26 and 27) public forest.

    A vigil is being held by Friends of Tucker Nob on Gleniffer Rd.

    Friends of Tucker Nob
    facebook.com/groups/2501891204
    Bellingen/ Gleniffer Community group protecting and surveying native forests.

    youtube.com/watch?v=SLa7XENA3Y
    Tim Cadman showing "the incredible beauty and diversity of Tuckers Nob rainforests and remnant forest. #NSWForestry is trying really hard to hide the wonders of this special Koala habitat."

    'The Koala lives here'
    Stop logging native forests
    Stop forest destruction in a climate and biodiversity crisis

    #SaveTuckersNob #Bellingen #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #FCNSW #RosesRoad #Gleniffer #wildlife #koalas #biodiversity #ClimateExtremes #GumbaynggirrCountry #BellingenShire #roads #ClimateExtremes #FireRisks #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark

  29. #EndNativeForestLogging / #SaveTuckersNob

    Fossil fuel machinery has started 'treading lightly' in Tuckers Nob public forest today in Bellingen.

    Logging trucks were speeding along Roses community road today at 8.30, delivering giant fossil fuel machinery to start the industrial destruction of Tuckers Nob (compartments 26 and 27) public forest.

    A vigil is being held by Friends of Tucker Nob on Gleniffer Rd.

    Friends of Tucker Nob
    facebook.com/groups/2501891204
    Bellingen/ Gleniffer Community group protecting and surveying native forests.

    youtube.com/watch?v=SLa7XENA3Y
    Tim Cadman showing "the incredible beauty and diversity of Tuckers Nob rainforests and remnant forest. #NSWForestry is trying really hard to hide the wonders of this special Koala habitat."

    'The Koala lives here'
    Stop logging native forests
    Stop forest destruction in a climate and biodiversity crisis

    #SaveTuckersNob #Bellingen #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #FCNSW #RosesRoad #Gleniffer #wildlife #koalas #biodiversity #ClimateExtremes #GumbaynggirrCountry #BellingenShire #roads #ClimateExtremes #FireRisks #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark

  30. #EndNativeForestLogging / #SaveTuckersNob

    Fossil fuel machinery has started 'treading lightly' in Tuckers Nob public forest today in Bellingen.

    Logging trucks were speeding along Roses community road today at 8.30, delivering giant fossil fuel machinery to start the industrial destruction of Tuckers Nob (compartments 26 and 27) public forest.

    A vigil is being held by Friends of Tucker Nob on Gleniffer Rd.

    Friends of Tucker Nob
    facebook.com/groups/2501891204
    Bellingen/ Gleniffer Community group protecting and surveying native forests.

    youtube.com/watch?v=SLa7XENA3Y
    Tim Cadman showing "the incredible beauty and diversity of Tuckers Nob rainforests and remnant forest. #NSWForestry is trying really hard to hide the wonders of this special Koala habitat."

    'The Koala lives here'
    Stop logging native forests
    Stop forest destruction in a climate and biodiversity crisis

    #SaveTuckersNob #Bellingen #NSWForestry #NSWLogging #FCNSW #RosesRoad #Gleniffer #wildlife #koalas #biodiversity #ClimateExtremes #GumbaynggirrCountry #BellingenShire #roads #ClimateExtremes #FireRisks #TheGreatKoalaNationalPark

  31. The only way to protect critically endangered species…. is to end native forest logging now

    “The only way to protect the swift parrot, and hundreds of other threatened Australian forest species, is to end native forest logging across Australia and Tasmania.” American entertainment industry worker
    >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #extinction #Australia #PR #birds #wildlife #habitat #conservation #ThreatenedSpecies #biodiversity #climate #LoggingIndustry #LoggingImpacts #NativeForests #destruction #EndNativeForestLogging

  32. The only way to protect critically endangered species…. is to end native forest logging now

    “The only way to protect the swift parrot, and hundreds of other threatened Australian forest species, is to end native forest logging across Australia and Tasmania.” American entertainment industry worker
    >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #extinction #Australia #PR #birds #wildlife #habitat #conservation #ThreatenedSpecies #biodiversity #climate #LoggingIndustry #LoggingImpacts #NativeForests #destruction #EndNativeForestLogging

  33. The only way to protect critically endangered species…. is to end native forest logging now

    “The only way to protect the swift parrot, and hundreds of other threatened Australian forest species, is to end native forest logging across Australia and Tasmania.” American entertainment industry worker
    >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #extinction #Australia #PR #birds #wildlife #habitat #conservation #ThreatenedSpecies #biodiversity #climate #LoggingIndustry #LoggingImpacts #NativeForests #destruction #EndNativeForestLogging

  34. The only way to protect critically endangered species…. is to end native forest logging now

    “The only way to protect the swift parrot, and hundreds of other threatened Australian forest species, is to end native forest logging across Australia and Tasmania.” American entertainment industry worker
    >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #extinction #Australia #PR #birds #wildlife #habitat #conservation #ThreatenedSpecies #biodiversity #climate #LoggingIndustry #LoggingImpacts #NativeForests #destruction #EndNativeForestLogging

  35. The only way to protect critically endangered species…. is to end native forest logging now

    “The only way to protect the swift parrot, and hundreds of other threatened Australian forest species, is to end native forest logging across Australia and Tasmania.” American entertainment industry worker
    >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #extinction #Australia #PR #birds #wildlife #habitat #conservation #ThreatenedSpecies #biodiversity #climate #LoggingIndustry #LoggingImpacts #NativeForests #destruction #EndNativeForestLogging

  36. Forestry Corporation NSW continue to vandalise our public forests, & were sentenced for logging hollow-bearing trees in Mogo State Forest.

    FCNSW fined $20,000 and must pay more than $80,000 in legal costs.
    More than 300 native species rely on hollow-bearing trees for habitat.

    We want an urgent cessation of logging in NSW now.

    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #nswpol #Forests

    abc.net.au/news/2023-12-22/for

  37. Forestry Corporation NSW continue to vandalise our public forests, & were sentenced for logging hollow-bearing trees in Mogo State Forest.

    FCNSW fined $20,000 and must pay more than $80,000 in legal costs.
    More than 300 native species rely on hollow-bearing trees for habitat.

    We want an urgent cessation of logging in NSW now.

    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #nswpol #Forests

    abc.net.au/news/2023-12-22/for

  38. Forestry Corporation NSW continue to vandalise our public forests, & were sentenced for logging hollow-bearing trees in Mogo State Forest.

    FCNSW fined $20,000 and must pay more than $80,000 in legal costs.
    More than 300 native species rely on hollow-bearing trees for habitat.

    We want an urgent cessation of logging in NSW now.

    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #nswpol #Forests

    abc.net.au/news/2023-12-22/for

  39. Forestry Corporation NSW continue to vandalise our public forests, & were sentenced for logging hollow-bearing trees in Mogo State Forest.

    FCNSW fined $20,000 and must pay more than $80,000 in legal costs.
    More than 300 native species rely on hollow-bearing trees for habitat.

    We want an urgent cessation of logging in NSW now.

    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #nswpol #Forests

    abc.net.au/news/2023-12-22/for

  40. Forestry Corporation NSW continue to vandalise our public forests, & were sentenced for logging hollow-bearing trees in Mogo State Forest.

    FCNSW fined $20,000 and must pay more than $80,000 in legal costs.
    More than 300 native species rely on hollow-bearing trees for habitat.

    We want an urgent cessation of logging in NSW now.

    #EndNativeForestLogging
    #nswpol #Forests

    abc.net.au/news/2023-12-22/for

  41. Logging and koalas do not mix
    Spoiler: End native forest logging altogether, seek World Heritage protection for these forests.

    "Koalas cannot read maps, and do not understand human zoning. If their habitat in plantations is cleared, they die – just as we’ve seen in Victoria, where deaths of koalas in blue gum plantations have made national news."

    "For a koala-protecting National Park to actually protect koalas, it must be based on the identification and reservation of high value habitat – such as hardwood plantations. If we leave all plantations out, some of the best habitat in the park will continue to be logged. Without plantations, the park will be filled with holes, severing critical corridors and hampering the movement of koalas."

    What should we do?
    "We have to restore the areas lost to logging and the Black Summer bushfires and flag more forested areas for inclusion – especially unburnt habitat. And the government has to end logging within the proposed park area. If we want a viable alternative, the government should begin new plantations outside the park area and buy out existing logging contracts inside the park. Logging and koalas do not mix."

    "We should give up on the idea of protecting koala “hubs”. Instead, we should prioritise the protection of koala populations unaffected by fire and in untouched forest areas wherever they are, whether inside or outside of these hubs.
    Every bit of habitat on public land should be ruled in, as this is what counts, not zoning. Local communities – not just the forest industry and environment groups – need to be included in negotiations. The government should also consider community efforts to seek World Heritage protection for these forests."
    Tim Cadman, Danielle Clode
    >>
    theconversation.com/a-home-amo
    #conservation #logging #Koalas #LoggingIndustry #NSWForestry #extinction #SaveTuckersNob ##restoration WorldHeritage #Biodiversity #ClimateEmergency #EndNativeForestLogging

  42. Logging and koalas do not mix
    Spoiler: End native forest logging altogether, seek World Heritage protection for these forests.

    "Koalas cannot read maps, and do not understand human zoning. If their habitat in plantations is cleared, they die – just as we’ve seen in Victoria, where deaths of koalas in blue gum plantations have made national news."

    "For a koala-protecting National Park to actually protect koalas, it must be based on the identification and reservation of high value habitat – such as hardwood plantations. If we leave all plantations out, some of the best habitat in the park will continue to be logged. Without plantations, the park will be filled with holes, severing critical corridors and hampering the movement of koalas."

    What should we do?
    "We have to restore the areas lost to logging and the Black Summer bushfires and flag more forested areas for inclusion – especially unburnt habitat. And the government has to end logging within the proposed park area. If we want a viable alternative, the government should begin new plantations outside the park area and buy out existing logging contracts inside the park. Logging and koalas do not mix."

    "We should give up on the idea of protecting koala “hubs”. Instead, we should prioritise the protection of koala populations unaffected by fire and in untouched forest areas wherever they are, whether inside or outside of these hubs.
    Every bit of habitat on public land should be ruled in, as this is what counts, not zoning. Local communities – not just the forest industry and environment groups – need to be included in negotiations. The government should also consider community efforts to seek World Heritage protection for these forests."
    Tim Cadman, Danielle Clode
    >>
    theconversation.com/a-home-amo
    #conservation #logging #Koalas #LoggingIndustry #NSWForestry #extinction #SaveTuckersNob ##restoration WorldHeritage #Biodiversity #ClimateEmergency #EndNativeForestLogging

  43. Logging and koalas do not mix
    Spoiler: End native forest logging altogether, seek World Heritage protection for these forests.

    "Koalas cannot read maps, and do not understand human zoning. If their habitat in plantations is cleared, they die – just as we’ve seen in Victoria, where deaths of koalas in blue gum plantations have made national news."

    "For a koala-protecting National Park to actually protect koalas, it must be based on the identification and reservation of high value habitat – such as hardwood plantations. If we leave all plantations out, some of the best habitat in the park will continue to be logged. Without plantations, the park will be filled with holes, severing critical corridors and hampering the movement of koalas."

    What should we do?
    "We have to restore the areas lost to logging and the Black Summer bushfires and flag more forested areas for inclusion – especially unburnt habitat. And the government has to end logging within the proposed park area. If we want a viable alternative, the government should begin new plantations outside the park area and buy out existing logging contracts inside the park. Logging and koalas do not mix."

    "We should give up on the idea of protecting koala “hubs”. Instead, we should prioritise the protection of koala populations unaffected by fire and in untouched forest areas wherever they are, whether inside or outside of these hubs.
    Every bit of habitat on public land should be ruled in, as this is what counts, not zoning. Local communities – not just the forest industry and environment groups – need to be included in negotiations. The government should also consider community efforts to seek World Heritage protection for these forests."
    Tim Cadman, Danielle Clode
    >>
    theconversation.com/a-home-amo
    #conservation #logging #Koalas #LoggingIndustry #NSWForestry #extinction #SaveTuckersNob ##restoration WorldHeritage #Biodiversity #ClimateEmergency #EndNativeForestLogging

  44. Logging and koalas do not mix
    Spoiler: End native forest logging altogether, seek World Heritage protection for these forests.

    "Koalas cannot read maps, and do not understand human zoning. If their habitat in plantations is cleared, they die – just as we’ve seen in Victoria, where deaths of koalas in blue gum plantations have made national news."

    "For a koala-protecting National Park to actually protect koalas, it must be based on the identification and reservation of high value habitat – such as hardwood plantations. If we leave all plantations out, some of the best habitat in the park will continue to be logged. Without plantations, the park will be filled with holes, severing critical corridors and hampering the movement of koalas."

    What should we do?
    "We have to restore the areas lost to logging and the Black Summer bushfires and flag more forested areas for inclusion – especially unburnt habitat. And the government has to end logging within the proposed park area. If we want a viable alternative, the government should begin new plantations outside the park area and buy out existing logging contracts inside the park. Logging and koalas do not mix."

    "We should give up on the idea of protecting koala “hubs”. Instead, we should prioritise the protection of koala populations unaffected by fire and in untouched forest areas wherever they are, whether inside or outside of these hubs.
    Every bit of habitat on public land should be ruled in, as this is what counts, not zoning. Local communities – not just the forest industry and environment groups – need to be included in negotiations. The government should also consider community efforts to seek World Heritage protection for these forests."
    Tim Cadman, Danielle Clode
    >>
    theconversation.com/a-home-amo
    #conservation #logging #Koalas #LoggingIndustry #NSWForestry #extinction #SaveTuckersNob ##restoration WorldHeritage #Biodiversity #ClimateEmergency #EndNativeForestLogging

  45. Logging and koalas do not mix
    Spoiler: End native forest logging altogether, seek World Heritage protection for these forests.

    "Koalas cannot read maps, and do not understand human zoning. If their habitat in plantations is cleared, they die – just as we’ve seen in Victoria, where deaths of koalas in blue gum plantations have made national news."

    "For a koala-protecting National Park to actually protect koalas, it must be based on the identification and reservation of high value habitat – such as hardwood plantations. If we leave all plantations out, some of the best habitat in the park will continue to be logged. Without plantations, the park will be filled with holes, severing critical corridors and hampering the movement of koalas."

    What should we do?
    "We have to restore the areas lost to logging and the Black Summer bushfires and flag more forested areas for inclusion – especially unburnt habitat. And the government has to end logging within the proposed park area. If we want a viable alternative, the government should begin new plantations outside the park area and buy out existing logging contracts inside the park. Logging and koalas do not mix."

    "We should give up on the idea of protecting koala “hubs”. Instead, we should prioritise the protection of koala populations unaffected by fire and in untouched forest areas wherever they are, whether inside or outside of these hubs.
    Every bit of habitat on public land should be ruled in, as this is what counts, not zoning. Local communities – not just the forest industry and environment groups – need to be included in negotiations. The government should also consider community efforts to seek World Heritage protection for these forests."
    Tim Cadman, Danielle Clode
    >>
    theconversation.com/a-home-amo
    #conservation #logging #Koalas #LoggingIndustry #NSWForestry #extinction #SaveTuckersNob ##restoration WorldHeritage #Biodiversity #ClimateEmergency #EndNativeForestLogging

  46. Unsustainable forest management and secrecy

    "The Montreal Process Working Group for the conservation and sustainable management of temperate and boreal forests met in Sydney this week.
    Australia is one of the 12 countries which have endorsed the Working Group’s framework for assessing progress towards sustainable forest management."

    "BBF, Knitting Nannas, Drum Rebellion and other concerned activists gathered to remind those inside that Australia needs to end native forest logging quickly. They also called out NSW, where the forestry industry is failing on all seven Montreal Process criteria for sustainable logging."
    >>
    knittingnannas.org/2023/10/08/

    The Montréal Process Working Group was formed in 1994 as a bold, intergovernmental response to the pressing need for sustainable forest management.
    montreal-process.org/

    #NSWForestry #secrecy #LoggingIndustry #EndNativeForestLogging #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity #conservation #failure

  47. Unsustainable forest management and secrecy

    "The Montreal Process Working Group for the conservation and sustainable management of temperate and boreal forests met in Sydney this week.
    Australia is one of the 12 countries which have endorsed the Working Group’s framework for assessing progress towards sustainable forest management."

    "BBF, Knitting Nannas, Drum Rebellion and other concerned activists gathered to remind those inside that Australia needs to end native forest logging quickly. They also called out NSW, where the forestry industry is failing on all seven Montreal Process criteria for sustainable logging."
    >>
    knittingnannas.org/2023/10/08/

    The Montréal Process Working Group was formed in 1994 as a bold, intergovernmental response to the pressing need for sustainable forest management.
    montreal-process.org/

    #NSWForestry #secrecy #LoggingIndustry #EndNativeForestLogging #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity #conservation #failure

  48. Unsustainable forest management and secrecy

    "The Montreal Process Working Group for the conservation and sustainable management of temperate and boreal forests met in Sydney this week.
    Australia is one of the 12 countries which have endorsed the Working Group’s framework for assessing progress towards sustainable forest management."

    "BBF, Knitting Nannas, Drum Rebellion and other concerned activists gathered to remind those inside that Australia needs to end native forest logging quickly. They also called out NSW, where the forestry industry is failing on all seven Montreal Process criteria for sustainable logging."
    >>
    knittingnannas.org/2023/10/08/

    The Montréal Process Working Group was formed in 1994 as a bold, intergovernmental response to the pressing need for sustainable forest management.
    montreal-process.org/

    #NSWForestry #secrecy #LoggingIndustry #EndNativeForestLogging #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity #conservation #failure

  49. Unsustainable forest management and secrecy

    "The Montreal Process Working Group for the conservation and sustainable management of temperate and boreal forests met in Sydney this week.
    Australia is one of the 12 countries which have endorsed the Working Group’s framework for assessing progress towards sustainable forest management."

    "BBF, Knitting Nannas, Drum Rebellion and other concerned activists gathered to remind those inside that Australia needs to end native forest logging quickly. They also called out NSW, where the forestry industry is failing on all seven Montreal Process criteria for sustainable logging."
    >>
    knittingnannas.org/2023/10/08/

    The Montréal Process Working Group was formed in 1994 as a bold, intergovernmental response to the pressing need for sustainable forest management.
    montreal-process.org/

    #NSWForestry #secrecy #LoggingIndustry #EndNativeForestLogging #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity #conservation #failure

  50. Unsustainable forest management and secrecy

    "The Montreal Process Working Group for the conservation and sustainable management of temperate and boreal forests met in Sydney this week.
    Australia is one of the 12 countries which have endorsed the Working Group’s framework for assessing progress towards sustainable forest management."

    "BBF, Knitting Nannas, Drum Rebellion and other concerned activists gathered to remind those inside that Australia needs to end native forest logging quickly. They also called out NSW, where the forestry industry is failing on all seven Montreal Process criteria for sustainable logging."
    >>
    knittingnannas.org/2023/10/08/

    The Montréal Process Working Group was formed in 1994 as a bold, intergovernmental response to the pressing need for sustainable forest management.
    montreal-process.org/

    #NSWForestry #secrecy #LoggingIndustry #EndNativeForestLogging #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity #conservation #failure