Biodiversity Action
Environment group takes VicForests to court for breaking the law
Victorian law requires that the endangered species in Brown Mountain’s National Estate forests be protected. Sadly, large chunks of its habitat and wildlife have been destroyed since 1989. The government won’t look for the species unless volunteers identify them first. Last January and again in August, various rare and endangered wildlife species were found by volunteers. This should mean instant protection. But it hasn’t. VicForests and the DSE appear to be ignoring the legislation. Environment East Gippsland (EEG) had no option left but to take the government to the Supreme Court.
Leadbeater's tree planting day
Please come and plant trees for our endangered possum
Leadbeaters Tree Planting May 09.pdf 234.49 kB