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Showing posts with label native timber logging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label native timber logging. Show all posts
Saturday, 11 January 2025

PROPOSED GREAT KOALA NATIONAL PARK IN 2025: Under Minns Government the rate of logging inside the park has increased and state-owned Forestry NSW has already logged the homes of 500 koalas and another 37 threatened species. This carnage has to stop now.

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  Nature Conservation NSW , 10 January 2025: Media Alert: Fulfil your promise Chris Minns: Protect the great koala national park forests n...
Monday, 16 December 2024

North East Forest Alliance (NEFA) continues to call for an end to the logging of public native forests as Forestry NSW losses on such logging rises to $29 million on the back of a $15 million loss in the 2022-23 financial year following on from a $9 million loss in 2021-22 & a $20 million loss in 2020-21 year

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  Snapshot image via Meredith Staunton on X/Twitter Click on image to enlarge According to NEFA, the FCNSW 2023/24 Biomaterial Report iden...
Saturday, 9 November 2024

STOP state or private contract logging within and around the proposed boundaries of the NSW Great Koala National Park

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  Pine Creek Choir https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuo7ZZ5NZ9A "If the government holds out 20 years… we’ll hold out one day more!...
Monday, 4 March 2024

North East Forest Alliance & Environmental Defenders Office fight on to protect the continued existence of native forests and the biodivsersity they contain

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  Environmental Defenders Office (EDO), March 2024 Newsletter , 29 February 2024: Hope for NSW forests: Court decision upholds co...
Sunday, 18 February 2024

Does NSW Premier Chris Minns, his Environment Minister Penny Sharpe or Agricultural Minister Tara Moriarty ever wonder just whose interests the forestry brands that lobby them conceal from view?

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“Put the foresters back in charge of the forests.”   Malcolm David McComb, Pentarch Group, quoted in The Monthly , November 2020 According...
Friday, 16 February 2024

Less than a year into its first term in office is the NSW Minns Labor Government shaping up to be just another environmental vandal?

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I n late December 2023 two matters were obvious. Firstly , even a cursory look at Forestry Corporation of NSW 's collection of penalty...