Environment and Parks – Swift Parrot Nesting Hollows
The Department of State Growth have already closed potential nesting hollows for the critically endangered swift parrot in six blue gums.
The Department of State Growth have already closed potential nesting hollows for the critically endangered swift parrot in six blue gums.
That special beautiful little parrot is one of the most charming, whimsical and colourful parrots in the world.
The Greens applaud Bob Brown Foundation’s injunction to stop Forestry Tasmania destroying habitat essential to Tasmania’s critically endangered Swift parrot.
Minister Jaensch confirmed the Department of State Growth has blocked the hollows on six bluegums – important nesting habitat for the swift parrot.
Department of State Growth contractors have blocked the nesting hollows needed by critically endangered swift parrots in six large old blue gums.
Dr Eric Woehler states that Department of State Growth contractors have unlawfully blocked the nesting hollows of critically endangered swift parrots.
The independent Samuel Review, of the EPBC Act found that 80 per cent of federal environmental approvals were non-compliant or contained errors.
The world including Australia and Tasmania is confronting a wildlife extinction crisis.
The planet is experiencing a human-induced climate and biodiversity crisis and there is no justification for native forest logging.
Late on Friday, under the cover of a Budget update, so-called ‘Sustainable’ Timber Tasmania finally released the FSC audit report.