Stop logging in the planned Great Koala National Park

Stop logging in the planned Great Koala National Park

The NSW Labor government promised, as part of its 2023 election campaign, to deliver the Great Koala National Park. 

This would protect an estimated 20% of the state’s remaining koala population from a key driver of extinction—habitat destruction.

However, thousands of hectares of koala habitat within the proposed park area could be destroyed while planning for the park is under way—unless the NSW government acts urgently to suspend logging in these areas. 

Please email NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharpe to push for these native forests to be urgently protected from industrial logging and to establish the Great Koala National Park as quickly as possible.


The NSW Labor government promised, as part of its 2023 election campaign, to deliver the Great Koala National Park. 

This would protect an estimated 20% of the state’s remaining koala population from a key driver of extinction—habitat destruction.

However, thousands of hectares of koala habitat within the proposed park area could be destroyed while planning for the park is under way—unless the NSW government acts urgently to suspend logging in these areas. 

Please email NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharpe to push for these native forests to be urgently protected from industrial logging and to establish the Great Koala National Park as quickly as possible.


Email NSW Environment Minister Sharpe

Email your new NSW Environment Minister to ask for logging to stop while Great Koala National Park planning is underway.


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