Media Releases - 12 March 2021 - Forests - Tasmania
You must end these logging fires, Premier Gutwein
Logging fires started in Tasmania's Styx Valley have escaped containment lines and are now threateni...
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Media Releases - 03 March 2021 - Nature - Australia wide
Minister signs extinction certificates for 13 species
Environment Minister Sussan Ley has signed off on the official extinction of 13 species under Austra...
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Media Releases - 25 February 2021 - Laws - Australia wide
Response to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Amendment (Standards And Assurance) Bill 2021
The Wilderness Society provides the following response to the introduction into Parliament of the En...
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Media Releases - 28 January 2021 - Laws - Australia wide
Samuel Review calls for overhaul of national environment laws and forest protections
The Wilderness Society welcomes the long-awaited release of the ten-year Independent Review of Austr...
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Media Releases - 18 December 2020 - Forests - Tasmania
Turn Tasmania's Widest Known Tree Into A Tourism Asset Not Woodchips
"Tasmania has a new widest-known tree but it's currently unprotected, vulnerable and could easily fa...
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Media Releases - 26 November 2020 - Climate - Tasmania
More phytoplankton an omen of climate change & symptom of pollution in Tasmania’s warming waters
Every photo of bioluminescent phytoplankton in Tasmania should come with a warning, “Symptom of clim...
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Media Releases - 17 November 2020 - Campaign - Tasmania
Sussan Ley recognises luxury tourism proposal would degrade wilderness quality at Lake Malbena
The Wilderness Society Tasmania has welcomed the release of Commonwealth Environment Minister Sussan...
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Media Releases - 09 November 2020 - Forests - Tasmania
Wilderness Society welcomes Liberal members’ leatherwood motion but doubts meaningful action
The Wilderness Society Tasmania has welcomed the passing of a motion from Tasmanian Liberal Party me...
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Media Releases - 30 October 2020 - Nature - Australia wide
Statement on the Natural Disaster Royal Commission Report
The Wilderness Society provides the following comments on the release of the Natural Disaster Royal ...
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Media Releases - 28 October 2020 - Forests - Tasmania
Archaic Thinking: Burning Tasmania’s Native Forests For Energy Emits CO2 & Destroys Habitat
Burning Tasmania's precious High Conservation Value native forests for electricity in the 21st centu...