Protecting Tasmania's native forests is essential for preserving bio-diversity, mitigating climate change and protecting our air and water!

Research from leading scientists at the Australian National University has found that Australia has some of the most carbon-rich forests in the world – with the potential to sequester 25% of our annual carbon emissions over the next 100 years.

The Green Carbon Report can be downloaded here:

http://epress.anu.edu.au/green_carbon/pdf_instructions.html

Forests and Climate: Research and Reports

Oldgrowth for Export

Tarkine Wilderness

Weilangta News

• Blue Tier Water-watch
• Break O’ Day Catchment Risk Group
• Doctors for Forests
• Friends of 4 Mile Creek Bush Care Group
• Friends of the Blue Tier
• Friends of the Earth Tasmania
• Friends of the Florentine
• Future Tasmania
• Great Western Tiers National Park Campaign
• Huon Valley Environment Centre
• Mole Creek Caving Club
• Mount Arthur Environment Management Group
• North-East Bioregional Network Inc.
• Ocean Planet
• Pedder 2000 Inc.
• Peninsula Environment Network
• Save Our Sister
• South-East Forest Protection Group
• Tarkine National Coalition
• Tasmanian National Parks Association Inc.
• Tasmania’s Southern Forests: Still Wild Still Threatened
• The Environment Association Inc.
• The Wilderness Society (Tasmania) Inc.
• Upper Meander Catchment Landcare Group