Gunns still plans to build a massive pulp mill in beautiful northern Tasmania. This mill will continue to be propped up by a Forest Industry that clears large areas of Tasmania's native forest for minimal public revenue, and will pump its effluent into Bass Straight. Governemnents have bent over backwards to get this project off the ground, despite massive community opposition and the majority of independent scientists denouncing the project in its current form.
Mt. Weld is one of the more prominent and recognisable ranges in the south of the state, the summit proper capping the northern end of the impressive 8km long Weld Ridge.
The Coronets are located on the Northern rim of Lake Pedder, south of the Sentinel Range and offer typical South West topography of button grass plains and open ridges interspersed with quartzite tors and bands of scrub and dense forest.
Hello Wildtigers,
As many of you would have noticed, Wildtiger spent the past week in oblivion. This was due to a change of web host, its all sweet now and Wildtiger is back in full swing.
I've been sent some updates that are awaiting uploading, so ...read more
MARCH AND RALLY
12 NOON
SATURDAY JUNE 16
CITY PARK, LAUNCESTON
Speakers include Peter Cundall, Andrew Wilkie (former intelligence analyst, whistleblower and Greens' senate candidate), Robert Belcher (national advocate for rural communities), and Joh ...read more
COMMUNITY PROTEST AT GUNNS' HEAD OFFICE
TUESDAY 5TH JUNE
Where: Gunns' Corporate Centre. Lindsay Street. Launceston
When: 12:00 - 12:30pm Tuesday 5th June.
Why: This is the last day of public submissions to the Federal Government's Assessment for ...read more
