Greater Gliders Need Homes, Drawing by Dailan Pugh. T-shirts available, $40 inc Postage - email us: [email protected] update August, 2024Once again, Forestry Corporation have delayed logging in the Bulga Forest for a month, until September 30. This is good...

Citizen Scientists enthralled in the discovery of greater gliders and their dens, 2023.

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SAVE BULGA FOREST MEETING BULGA LOGGING SCHEDULED TO START ON MAY 20

There’s currently about 2000 ha of Bulga forest being planned for logging. About 10 times more than they started last time. At the moment Forestry are saying they will start on May 20.

BULGA LOGGING SCHEDULED TO START ON MAY 20

There’s currently about 2000 ha of Bulga forest being planned for logging. About 10 times more than they started last time. At the moment Forestry are saying they will start on May 20.

Spring has Sprung and the Babies are out of the Pouches.

Save Bulga Forest citizen scientists have captured some rare footage of a baby Greater Glider poking out of its mother’s pouch, its tail especially visible.

National Threatened Species Day Rally and March
We will celebrate their existence and mourn their slide towards extinction.

Gliders Galore in Bulga and Dingo State Forests

The resumption of logging in Bulga State Forest north of Taree appears to be imminent with the Forestry Corporation again closing the forest to the public. Logging was halted there in early 2023 due to sustained pressure from Save Bulga Forest.

Forestry Corporation has an aversion to transparency. They don’t consult on their logging plans and they certainly don’t want people seeing the damage being done to the heads of the catchments of the Hastings and Manning Rivers.

The logging will cause major damage and likely lead to the deaths of Koalas and Greater Gliders, both endangered and both known to be living in the area.

Camp for Koalas
The Save Bulga Forest action group will set up a camp today to conduct more searches for Koalas, Yellow-bellied and Greater Gliders, Glossy Black Cockatoos and other threatened species.

Bulga Logging Resumption Set to Ignite Conflict

The resumption of logging in Bulga State Forest north of Taree appears to be imminent with the Forestry Corporation again closing the forest to the public. Logging was halted there in early 2023 due to sustained pressure from Save Bulga Forest.

Forestry Corporation has an aversion to transparency. They don’t consult on their logging plans and they certainly don’t want people seeing the damage being done to the heads of the catchments of the Hastings and Manning Rivers.

The logging will cause major damage and likely lead to the deaths of Koalas and Greater Gliders, both endangered and both known to be living in the area.

Thursday the Bleeding heart tree Leaf beginning to turn to it’s trademark red.

By the end of the year, Victoria’s trouble-plagued native forest industry will end – six years ahead of schedule. The state’s iconic mountain ash forests and endangered wildlife will at last be safe from chainsaws. And there will be no shortage of wood – there’s more than enough plantation timber to fill the gap.

Bulga forest Diary wednesday 24th May 2023 Sunrise at 6.40am Sunset at 5pm. Days colder max 20 and minimum 2degrees last night in the Bulga Forest,