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
Participating Member Groups
Break O’ Day Catchment Risk Group
Friends of the Earth Tasmania
Florentine Protection Society Inc.
Future Tasmania
Huon Valley Environment Centre
Mole Creek Caving Club
North-East Bioregional Network Inc.
Ocean Planet
Pedder Resoration Committee
Peninsula Environment Network
Save Our Sister
Wild Wielangta
Tarkine National Coalition
Tasmanian National Parks Association Inc.
Still Wild Still Threatened
The Wilderness Society Inc.