Ending Native Forest Logging Only Solution
News that parts of the forestry industry have responded to market pressure and loss of social licence by conceding a small reduction in their logging of native forests is welcome.
News that parts of the forestry industry have responded to market pressure and loss of social licence by conceding a small reduction in their logging of native forests is welcome.
After being shamed and forced into admitting the truth on national television, Resources Minister Felix Ellis has come out swinging.
Reporting from the ABC has confirmed what has long been suspected – logs from Tasmania’s public native forests are being exported to Victorian sawmillers.
The Liberal Government has officially committed to working on a bilateral agreement that will continue native forest logging into the future.
An independent risk assessment commissioned by the Wilderness Society Tasmania found signing new native forest logging contracts could expose the State to serious risks.
Native forests which have been logged are more susceptible to bushfire, according to a new study by UTAS Professor David Bowman.
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.
Native forest logging is a loss-making industry that survives only on billions in public subsidies, according to a new report from the Wilderness Society Tasmania.
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