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Habitat for the Future
Native forest logging can have lasting impacts on wildlife, hollow-bearing trees, carbon storage, soil, water quality, and ecosystem health. This tag explores the environmental cost of logging native forests and why stronger protection is needed for the habitats that cannot simply be replaced.
It took thousands of years to create this untouched forest: and it can a matter of years to turn it into this cleared forest: These two satellite images show areas just a few hundred kilometers apart. Restoring the ecosystems we’ve damaged will take thousands of years. We can make a difference by stopping the destruction […]
As we look back and reflect on the day that has past: We need to look forward to where we would like to be: Remember we have to live with the consequences of our actions, whether they are positive or negative.
Australia is a land of many different Habitat’s from East to West, and all are important to our future. Hope you enjoy the slide show below of the many and varied faces of Australian Habitat.
This is a classic example of what we are about, we want to acquire this land and revegetate it. If we lived in an ideal world, we would have acquired this land before it was cleared and manage the land to preserve the habitat for the future. The images below are the before the 4,000 […]
There are many ways land is cleared and each time it is cleared this reduces Habitat. It also reduces this earth’s ability to process Carbon Dioxide back into oxygen, which we all need to breathe and give us life. When you look further into land clearing there are multiple methods such as: Once the land is […]
