Special delivery - "Carbon Bank or Climate Change?" postcards

On Thursday 21 May, volunteers and staff from the Wilderness Society delivered “Carbon Bank or Climate Change?” postcards to ALP sitting member for Melbourne Bronwyn Pike.

	The Wilderness Society's Luke Chamberlain, Gavan McFadzean and Amelia Young explain the crucial role forests play in water quality and quantity in our catchments - and in helping to fight climate change.

In the lead up to the 2010 Victorian election, the Wilderness Society will keep working on the campaign to save old-growth forests and to educate the wider community on the importance Victoria’s old-growth forests for storing carbon and helping fight climate change as well as the importance the forests play in water quality and quantity in our catchments.

Protecting Victoria's native forests must be part of the Victorian State governments plans to tackle climate change.

World Environment Day - Forests and Climate - Public Meetings

We’d like to invite you to a World Environment Day Forests and Climate public meeting. Come along to the Wilderness Society’s information forum in your area to find out what you can do to reduce climate change and protect our future.

Richmond: 6pm Tuesday 2 June; Brunswick: 6pm Thursday 4 June; Kensington: 7pm Tuesday 9 June

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