The Greens are proud to table a petition in Parliament signed by more than 900 north-east community members, calling for permanent protection of their forests.
These forests were all independently assessed in 2012 as having high conservation value and were intended for protection under the Tasmanian Forest Agreement.
The Tasmanian Greens welcome the NSW Government’s decision to create a Great Koala National Park. It shows they recognise native forests have more value left standing.
The logging and burning of native forests is the single biggest source of carbon emissions in Tasmania, confirmed in Dr Jen Sanger’s Forest Carbon 2025 update released today.
As the Minister for Parks, and crown lands as I understand it, under the legislation for there to be any transfer of future potential production forests into PTPZ lands...
Can you confirm that the government has walked away from plans to access the future reserve forests
Forestry Tasmania is among a suite of GBEs the Liberals are looking to privatise.
In an act of blatant ecocide, yet another enormous "single rider" rolled through the Derwent Valley this morning. Old growth logging must end as soon as possible.
The Tasmanian Greens stand in solidarity with Aboriginal community leader Ruth Tipruthanna Langford and community campaigners defending old growth forests at West Kunanyi.
Minister Abetz has refused to commit to releasing a report that will stipulate which five native forest lots will be first on Forestry Tasmania’s chopping block