Save Dalgarup Forest and its wildlife - Stop the Logging!
The western part of Dalgarup forest was destined for permanent protection in a proposed National Park, but in just 2 weeks it could all be gone.
Dalgarup Forest, west of Bridgetown, has been removed from the proposed Dalgarup National Park so that it can be logged.
Critically endangered Western Ringtail Possums, as well as Chuditch, Quokkas, Phascogales, Quendas and all three species of Black Cockatoos live and breed in this forest.
But, 20-tonne logging machines are crashing through this ancient jarrah forest right now, destroying habitat for an extraordinary number and ...
Save Dalgarup Forest and its wildlife - Stop the Logging!
The western part of Dalgarup forest was destined for permanent protection in a proposed National Park, but in just 2 weeks it could all be gone.
Dalgarup Forest, west of Bridgetown, has been removed from the proposed Dalgarup National Park so that it can be logged.
Critically endangered Western Ringtail Possums, as well as Chuditch, Quokkas, Phascogales, Quendas and all three species of Black Cockatoos live and breed in this forest.
But, 20-tonne logging machines are crashing through this ancient jarrah forest right now, destroying habitat for an extraordinary number and diversity of threatened wildlife.
The majority of the wood sold from this forest will become firewood and charcoal.
Native forests are worth more standing for climate and for life.
Stand up for Dalgarup forest and its wildlife!
Write to the Ministers for Forestry and the Environment today, ask them to immediately stop the logging of Dalgarup forest and complete the transition of the timber industry out of native forests.