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Bulga State Forest treesit day 54
Day 54 Good people still work all night rigging machines to tree sits with an amazing labyrinth of ropes & D-shackles only to get arrested and taken away by police simply in an attempt to save native forests from destruction.
Bulga State Forest treesit day 53
Day 53
Habitat destruction is the most powerful driver of biodiversity loss, to quote D. Attenborough from “Extinction”
Bulga State Forest treesit day 52
Day 52
“Please do make the effort. When the voices multiply they will be heard. No time left to procrastinate, it is the thief of time , time our wildlife and forests do not have. Let’s do this! End native forest logging now!”
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Gliders Galore in Bulga and Dingo State Forests
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
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
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.