In a positive move for Victoria, the Andrews Government has signalled in very clear terms that native forest logging cannot continue. But there’s another decade of logging proposed in the meantime.
As part of a raft of announcements made in early November 2019, the government promised immediate protection for 90,000 hectares of old growth forest, and an immediate ban on logging in old growth forest. These two things can’t come soon enough.
However, since the announcements, there’s been a serious lack of detail about how government will implement these important commitments.
Will you write to the ...
In a positive move for Victoria, the Andrews Government has signalled in very clear terms that native forest logging cannot continue. But there’s another decade of logging proposed in the meantime.
As part of a raft of announcements made in early November 2019, the government promised immediate protection for 90,000 hectares of old growth forest, and an immediate ban on logging in old growth forest. These two things can’t come soon enough.
However, since the announcements, there’s been a serious lack of detail about how government will implement these important commitments.
Will you write to the Victorian Premier and other key Victorian MPs to request they properly and fully honour their promises? Show that when it comes to protecting old growth forests, you expect them to do exactly that.
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