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To save old growth forests in Tasmania
Tasmania In order to protect the tallest hardwood trees in the world which remain in Tasmania Australia that are ... in Japan. In Australia, about three-quarters of native forest hardwood that is logged is processed into woodchips and almost all ... hand, of all hardwood woodchips that are imported into Japan, about 30 percent is from Australia. In Japan, hardwood woodchips are used ...
www.jca.apc.org

Tasmanian Forests We Must Protect
Public Land One of the world's great tracts of temperate wilderness. The tallest hardwood forests on Earth. Australia's largest tract of temperate rainforest. Wild rivers. Spectacular forested ... threatened by mining. The Styx Valley of the Giants National Park. The world's tallest hardwood trees, waterfalls, dolomite caves, rainforests, wild river, wilderness, rare and endangered species. The ...
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Australia and the tallest hardwood tree in the world. Doomed myrtle (Nothofagus cunninghamii) in the rainforests of ... the access road through a forestry concession to the Styx valley and the world’s tallest hardwood. The public is not exactly encouraged to go and look. However, this is all public ...
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Protect Tasmania's Forests
Tasmania's Valley of the Giants- The Styx Valley is home to the world's tallest hardwood trees - majestic Swamp Gums which can grow up to 95 metres and over 400 years ... currently being felled for woodchips and sawlogs.
www.rainforestinfo.org.au

Science and the Environment Bulletin: Science and Habitat Conservation
The flower of the tulip tree. This wild magnolia species is eastern North America's tallest hardwood. Environment Canada's involvement in habitat conservation in Carolinian Canada spans a wide range of ...
www.ec.gc.ca

Friends of the Earth: Environmental groups unite against corporate assault on free speech
Tasmania. On 13th December 2004 Gunns, the world's biggest exporter of hardwood woodchips, served a writ against 20 organisations and individuals, including The Wilderness Society of ... threatened old growth forests from the woodchip industry. These iconic forests contain some of the tallest hardwood trees in the world and are home to many endangered species. Public opinion polls ...
foe.co.uk

Barrington
Black Apple (Planchonella australis) - Whalebone tree (Streblus brunonianus) association. These grow alongside the tallest River Oaks (Casuarina cunninghamiana) in the state. The wilderness area also contains ... Rainforest Decision". The FCNSW counter acts by claiming the area contained only "moist hardwood". The October decision recommends identification of possible additions to the National Park, ...
www.colongwilderness.org.au

EIA - The Environmental Investigation Agency: Forests for the World Campaign | Campaign News
Press Release: 10 Sep 07 Beetham Towers Investigation UK's Tallest Residential Towers use Rainforest Timber from Illegal Logging Hotspot, warn EIA Announcement: 3 Aug ... The Environmental Investigation Agency, a non-profit group, has exposed how a leading distributor of hardwood flooring, Goodfellow Inc., is selling flooring made from logs illegally felled in Papua province of ...
www.eia-international.org

Welcome to Fossil Rim Wildlife Center :: Glen Rose, Texas
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center. About Giraffes: Giraffes are the tallest living land animals. They live in the game preserve of Fossil Rim and migrate throughout ... limbs because of the giraffes browsing. The browse line is at approximately 18 feet on hardwood trees. On hot days, they often sleep standing up for brief “naps”, and lie ...
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Intensive Forest Management
After ten years, chop down the tallest and healthiest trees using a whippersnipper or an injection of poison and clear one metre ... Intensive Forest Management conference held in Orbost. Forestry Victoria will attempt to make the native hardwood industry more commercially viable so that in the future it will be more attractive to ...
www.geco.org.au