Natural Areas


The placing of economic growth above social and environmental values has had a severe impact on our natural environment. Unsustainable land clearing, irrigation, woodchipping, urban sprawl and other developments continue in regional NSW. This in spite of the sometimes successful attempts by the NSW Government to check and reverse the destruction of our coast, bushland, […]
Protect and restore many of our natural areas

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The placing of economic growth above social and environmental values has had a severe impact on our natural environment. Unsustainable land clearing, irrigation, woodchipping, urban sprawl and other developments continue in regional NSW. This in spite of the sometimes successful attempts by the NSW Government to check and reverse the destruction of our coast, bushland, forests and waterways. TEC is working on a range of campaigns to protect and restore many of our natural areas. Check the bulletins below for background overviews and updates on our Natural Areas campaigns. Also check our News area for related media releases.

Latest postings
– Environment Plan 2000-2005 – 08 January 2003
– Business Plan 2002-2007 – 08 January 2003
– Pilot pollution offset scheme for South Creek – 02 December 2002
– THIRST! Sydney Forum – 20 November 2002
– Regional Plan Catchment Worshops – 19 September 2002

Bulletins by subject:
Coastal Development Threats
– SAVE THE COAST LETTER – 11 June 2002
– SAVE THE COAST CAMPAIGN – 20 December 2001
– COMMON COASTAL COMPLAINTS – 14 December 2001
– Coastal Protection Blueprint – 03 September 2001
– Ecologically Sustainable Development
– Natural Resource Sustainability Targets – 05 July 2002
– Inland Development Threats

OVERVIEW of TEC’s Regional Development Threats Campaign – 04 June 2001
OVERVIEW of TEC’s National Parks and Wildlife Campaign – 04 June 2001

Water
– Environment Plan 2000-2005 – 08 January 2003
– Business Plan 2002-2007 – 08 January 2003
– Pilot pollution offset scheme for South Creek – 02 December 2002
– Annual Water Quality Monitoring Report 2000-2001 review – 19 September 2002
– Annual Environment Report 2000-2001 review – 19 September 2002
– Environmental Flows Reports – 19 September 2002
– Southern Sydney Catchment Blueprint Submission – 19 September 2002
– Warragamba, Hawkesbury Lower Nepean and Southern Catchment Blueprints Submission – 19 September 2002
– Neutral or Beneficial Effect Guidelines report – 19 September 2002
– Pilot Pollution Offset Scheme for Sydney’s Drinking Water Catchments – 19 September 2002
– Green Offsets Concept Paper submission – 19 September 2002
– August 2002 Draft Regional Plan submission – 18 September 2002
– The Sydney Catchment Project – 18 September 2002
– May 2002 Draft Regional Plan submission – 18 September 2002
– OVERVIEW of TEC’s Water Campaign – 04 June 2001
– OVERVIEW of Colong Foundation/TEC Wilderness Campaign – 06 June 2001

water
– THIRST! Sydney Forum – 20 November 2002
– Regional Plan Catchment Worshops – 19 September 2002
– Regional Plan Briefing Kit – 19 September 2002

wildlife
– Pilliga posters – 09 April 2002
– Hunting Bill Fiasco – 06 March 2002

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Campaign Details

Group Leading this Campaign: Total Environment Centre

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Who this Campaign is Targeting: No specific target mentioned

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Campaign Ran From: 2002 to 2013

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