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Little Dargo walk JAN 2023
January 24, 2023
The fires of 2019/20 burnt huge areas of north eastern Victoria. The remaining unburnt forests are more important than ever. One of these areas lies in the headwaters of the Little Dargo River, just...
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December 05, 2022
Fires are part of life here in Australia. Many of our landscapes are fire adapted or fire reliant, and First Nations people have been using fire for millennia to manage and craft the landscapes...
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November 22, 2022
With news that logging could commence on Mt Stirling as soon as this week, Friends of the Earth (FoE) activists visited the mountain over the weekend of November 18 – 20. Assisted by Friends...
Read More 1 Reaction ShareMountain forests miss out on protection
November 15, 2022
In November 2019 over 96,000 hectares of Immediate Protection Areas (IPAs) were announced by the Victorian government alongside the Victorian Forestry Plan which will see an end to native forest logging by 2030. IPA boundaries...
Read More 1 Reaction ShareMedia Release - Victoria's Forest Carbon Report
November 03, 2022
A new report has been co-published by The Tree Projects and Victorian Forest Alliance. It details the carbon emissions from Victoria’s forestry sector. Written by Dr Jennifer Sanger, ecologist from The Tree Projects, this...
Read More 1 Reaction ShareMore High Country Logging - Mt Stirling
October 25, 2022
Mt Stirling is a well known and much loved mountain and cross country ski resort in the mountains of Victoria. A considerable number of areas of forest on and around the mountain are due...
Read More 1 Reaction ShareMass community survey detects 60+ Greater Gliders in 12 Coupes
October 05, 2022
On Sunday the 2nd of October, surveys were carried out over 12 areas scheduled for logging, across 6 locations from Toolangi, Black Range near Taggerty, Warburton in the Central Highlands, Alberton West in Gippsland,...
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October 05, 2022
Victoria’s highest mountain, Bogong (Warkwoolowler in the Waywurru and Dhudhuroa languages, meaning the mountain where Aboriginal people collected the Bogong Moths) is protected in the Alpine National Park. It sits high above the town...
Read More 1 Reaction ShareMEDIA RELEASE- Greens plan to end native forest logging by 2023
September 27, 2022
The Greens have announced their plan to end native forest logging in Victoria. This is a plan that is in line with an urgent need for transitioning regional communities away from an industry operating...
Read More 1 Reaction ShareCommunity groups rally for National Threatened Species Day
September 09, 2022
Community groups rallied on the streets of Naarm (Melbourne) in a colourful array of banners and costumes to commemorate National Threatened Species Day 2022.
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