Native Forest Logging Must End, Amidst Increased Fire Risk
Native forests which have been logged are more susceptible to bushfire, according to a new study by UTAS Professor David Bowman.
Native forests which have been logged are more susceptible to bushfire, according to a new study by UTAS Professor David Bowman.
The independent review of Tasmania's Climate Change (State Action) Act was released yesterday. It supported what the Greens and community groups have been saying for years.
The native forest logging industry is in its death throes. Tasmania's native sawlog supply falls off a cliff in mid-2027, just as the industry will be captured by new
The Greens stand with the local central north coast community, devastated that the Liberal Government is allowing logging to occur in the Dial Range.
The Greens welcome the passing of a motion by Break O’Day Council, committing their support for the protection of high conservation FPPF land within formal reserves.
The heart of the Dial Range is set to be clear-felled imminently by Forestry Tasmania, according to an updated Forest Practices Plan (DL011C).
New polling commissioned by the Wilderness Society shows the majority of Tasmanians are concerned about the environment and support an end to native forest logging
Minister, the significant increase in forest valuation is a result of your so-called carbon mandate. This is part of the underlying budget, the way that you've managed to smoke and
Minister, Ta Ann is a timber production company that is known to have engaged in environmental and human rights abuses in Malaysia, and they've profited from the destruction of...
Minister, on the Forestry Tasmania's 2027 contracts, can you tell us what the current status of negotiations are for the long-term native wood supply contracts that are due to ...