There are likely fewer than a thousand Swift parrots left on earth, but Forestry Tasmania is obliterating high quality foraging & nesting habitat
The Tasmanian Greens understand that the climate and biodiversity crisis we are in requires urgent attention.
We have 356 000 hectares of carbon rich nationally accredited, biodiverse forests that were created as part of the Tasmanian Forest Agreement.
Today we bring on the matter of forests and specifically Tasmania's forests, which are among the world's most biodiverse and carbon dense.
If Jeremy Rockliff was thinking clearly and about the future of Tasmania’s children he’d follow Victoria and WA and end native forest logging
The Greens fully support the takayna defenders facing the Hobart Magistrates Court today.
Resources Minister, Felix Ellis, may think he's God's gift to Parliament, but he is quickly gaining a reputation for arrogance and shameless science denials.
Forestry Tasmania admitted they had evidence the critically endangered swift parrot was present in the Eastern Tiers coupes, and would be pausing logging.
We live on a planet that is teetering on the edge of ecosystem collapse because of exactly that sort of attitude, Dr Broad.
I start by acknowledging the Tasmanian Aboriginal people of lutruwita/Tasmania, the palawa pakana.