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April 05, 2022

Bulletin No 224

  • Mining to spread across the Woronora Plateau 
  • Colong Bulletin to have new format 
  • Meeting Dates 
  • Fire management gone berserk? 
  • Kossie, a long paddock no more 
  • Colong supports new policy on Aboriginal interests and nature 
  • Capertee helicopter joyflights 
  • Finding the wilderness in Tantawangalo's forests
  • Vale Vince Serventy AM 
  • Dingos control feral animals 
  • Snow job on cloud seeding
  • Book Review: The Ways of the Bushwalker 
  • NCC Annual Conference 
  • Development overrides conservation 
  • Selling off crown lands 
  • Appropriate philanthropy 
  • Trees going cheap 

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August 11, 2022

Wilderness Last  Forest Industries Bombed Out  Wilderness Diminished  Meeting Dates Blue Mountains for World Heritage  Wilderness Between States Rainforest Revisited  Logs First Wilderness Last  Selective Vision

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Bulletin No. 204

August 11, 2022

The Wilderness Resurgence Seminar Environmental Policy Fragmented Meeting Dates Climate Change Technofix - Too Many Risks, ignoring the law, and no public process Premier is Turning a Paler Shade of Green Wilderness Threatened by Stealth

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Bulletin No. 203

August 11, 2022

Wilderness Resurgence for the Greater Blue Mountains Order Of Australia Awarded to Keith Muir Feral Horse Action Alert Authorities Confirm Colong’s Concerns Sydney Catchment Authority Review Tasmania’s Choice - Tourists or Wood Chips?  NCC Annual Conference Our Blinkered Economists Control of Flights Over Parks...

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Australian Foundation for Wilderness Limited
ACN 001 112 143
ABN 84 001 112 143
Advocating as 'Wilderness Australia'
Formerly The Colong Foundation for Wilderness Ltd
Registered Office 8/154 Elizabeth Street Sydney NSW 2000
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