Save Bulga Forest!
Currently about 2000 ha of Bulga forest on Biripi Country is in the Forestry plan for logging, and logging operations commenced in October 2024.
What’s Happening?
BULGA STATE FOREST LOGGING
HAS COMMENCED OCTOBER, 2024
We are having regular meetings from 5.30pm in Elands.
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National Threatened Species Day Rally and March
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
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.
What do we want?
1
Immediately stop logging in all Greater Glider and Koala habitat in Bulga State Forest
2
For Bulga Forest to be added to the Biriwal Bulga and Tapin Tops National Parks and
3
Manage the public forest estate for the public good: biodiversity, carbon, water, recreation and not damage it for the profit of a few.
Diary from the Bulga Forest
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Treesit Diary from the Bulga Forest
Day 36, Diary from a treesitter in the Bulga State Forest
Today I want to practice knowing the interconnectedness of all life, and of my life with it. I notice the way my veins spread through my body like mycelium through soil, like branches through the sky. The entire ecosystem of this forest helping to create nutrients which create branches which help to clean the air so that I can breath oxygen into the blood pumped through my body in those veins.
Day 35, Diary from a treesitter in the Bulga State Forest
If we can stare honestly and unflinchingly at these facts, and persevere through the despair they inspire rather than avoiding it, we will find that there is anger and passion and love, emotions we can harness in our fight to protect what is left.
Day 34, Diary from a treesitter in the Bulga State Forest
Day 34 , I feel as though I could stare at any given spot in a forest for eternity and never cease to be filled with awe. It’s a strange sensation, being rewarded for still and silent observation in a world which seems more often to reward the opposite.