NSW Forestry Minister, Tara Moriarty, has authorised the destruction of large sections of what is likely the most important greater glider stronghold left in the southern NSW.
NSW Forestry Minister, Tara Moriarty, has authorised the destruction of large sections of what is likely the most important greater glider stronghold left in the southern NSW.
This article by Caitlin Fitzsimmons, written on 3rd March 2025 and published by The Sydney Morning Herald, highlights our concerns on the ongoing logging and long delays in declaring the the Great Koala National Park. View the full article here.
This article by Caitlin Fitzsimmons, written on 3rd March 2025 and published by The Sydney Morning Herald, highlights our concerns on the ongoing logging and long delays in...
Today, 17 environment groups & individuals have written to Premier Chris Minns urging the NSW Government to include all 176,000 of State Forest in the Great Koala National Park.
Today, 17 environment groups & individuals have written to Premier Chris Minns urging the NSW Government to include all 176,000 of State Forest in the Great Koala National...
The renowned naturalist and writer John Blay has an unsurpassed knowledge of the forests of southeast Australia. And the damage that they are suffering. In this brief essay he calls upon the NSW State Government to immediately convert tall forest sections of nine State Forests to National Park.
The renowned naturalist and writer John Blay has an unsurpassed knowledge of the forests of southeast Australia. And the damage that they are suffering. In this brief essay he calls upon the NSW...
One of Australia’s icons, the Emu is the second largest bird in the world standing at 1.6 to 1.9 meters tall and weighing up to 55kg. They belong to the flightless bird family called ratites who are the oldest form of birds including Cassowaries, Ostriches...
One of Australia’s icons, the Emu is the second largest bird in the world standing at 1.6 to 1.9 meters tall and weighing up to 55kg. They belong...
Australia’s native Echidna is a unique species that continues to puzzle researchers and scientists. Unchanged since prehistoric times, these peculiar egg-laying mammals are part of a group of five monotremes, including the four echidna species and the platypus. Echidna’s have no teeth and their beady...
Australia’s native Echidna is a unique species that continues to puzzle researchers and scientists. Unchanged since prehistoric times, these peculiar egg-laying mammals are part of a group of...
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