Greens to Seek Meeting with Forest Stewardship Council
The Tasmanian Greens will seek a meeting with the Forest Stewardship Council to ensure they are fully informed.
The Tasmanian Greens will seek a meeting with the Forest Stewardship Council to ensure they are fully informed.
The Tasmanian Greens look forward to the Liberals ruling out logging in the Wielangta forest as they have with the Tasman forests near the Three Capes Walk.
The conservation movement stands united to protect Tasmania's high conservation value forests and precious clean, green brand from the Hodgman Government.
That the ministerial statement on forestry misleads Tasmanians over the alleged need to allow loggers into 357 000 hectares of high conservation value forest.
Forestry Tasmania is almost two years behind schedule on achieving forest stewardship certification, a goal that appears to be disappearing out of reach for FT.
How can you countenance allowing loggers into these forests of global significance, treasure troves of biodiversity and habitats for threatened species?
The FT board makes it clear they cannot fulfil their legal obligation under the GBE Act to operate commercially.
The Tasmanian Liberals are being highly transparent in their desire to create unnecessary conflict over forests in the lead up to the election.
The big lie of a commercially viable and sustainable native forest industry was exposed with the release of correspondence from the FT Board today.
The Resources Minister is at it again. He is seeking to mislead Tasmanians and whip up community conflict over forests.