🔥TORCHED! This is what remains after Forestry Tasmania has logged native forests: scorched earth and skies choked with toxic haze. Every autumn, the brutal cycle continues. Logging operations destroy forests that are essential for wildlife, and then what’s left is set on fire in massive infernos. It’s an ecological and climate crime. We’re taking action to end native forest logging and ban logging burns — but we need your support to keep fighting. Make a tax-deductible donation before 30 June —
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🔥TORCHED! This is what remains after Forestry Tasmania has logged native forests: scorched earth and skies choked with toxic haze. Every autumn, the brutal cycle continues.
Bob Brown Foundation. Bob Brown Foundation · Original audio. 🔥TORCHED! This is what remains after Forestry Tasmania has logged native forests: scorched earth and skies choked with toxic haze. Every autumn, the brutal cycle continues. Logging operations destroy forests that are essential for wildlife, and then what’s left is set on fire in ...
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