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The recent shocking injuries and subsequent death of a koala near Dingo Tops forest highlight a dreadful situation approved and supported by the NSW Minns Government.

The Bahamas today joins nations around the world in marking Earth Day.

Encroachers are increasingly becoming arrogant. Our visit at Michiru Nature Sanctuary in Blantyre a few days ago revealed a worrisome trend. People fr...

Environmental activists are concerned the State company’s cutting and replanting activity on peat is a ‘perfect storm for water quality impacts’.

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) is to carry out a sample review of property sales in Coillte this year.

Good science must shape our forest future - 24 March 2024

Environmentalists are hailing a loggers pause on clearcutting in Kananaskis Countrys Upper Highwood area, but note its only temporary.

TOBACCO farmers are demanding answers from the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB), whom they accuse of underutilising US$46 million raised from afforestation levies since 2015 amid revelations that only 4 500 hectares of gum trees have been planted. The farmers’ concerns come amid growing fears the current sluggish reforestation efforts could spoil Zimbabwean tobacco’s…

Herefordshire farmer John Price, from Kingsland, was back in court.

Bushy Park residents received a welcome visit from the Nelson Mandela Bay mayor on Thursday after decades of struggling to have their service delivery needs addressed.