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Urgent legal action filed as rare animal discovered dead in Aussie national park - Vimarsana News

Urgent legal action filed as rare animal discovered dead in Aussie national park

A desperate legal battle has been launched, with critics accusing the government of 'knowingly killing threatened wildlife'.

Source: yahoo.com
Urgent legal action filed after rare animal discovered dead in Aussie national park - Vimarsana News

Urgent legal action filed after rare animal discovered dead in Aussie national park

A desperate legal battle has been launched, with critics accusing the government of 'knowingly killing threatened wildlife'.

Source: yahoo.com
Rare discovery in Aussie forest sparks call for protection of ancient trees marked for removal - Vimarsana News

Rare discovery in Aussie forest sparks call for protection of ancient trees marked for removal

Symbols have been spray-painted on towering trees in an Australian national park, declaring them hazardous. Find out more.

Source: yahoo.com
Banning Native Logging Risks Fuelling More Illegal Logging Activities: Industry - Vimarsana News

Banning Native Logging Risks Fuelling More Illegal Logging Activities: Industry

Native forest logging will soon become illegal in the Australian state of Victoria after a string of legal ...

Logging agency VicForests blames legal woes for record financial loss - Vimarsana News

Logging agency VicForests blames legal woes for record financial loss

State-owned logging agency VicForests has recorded an unprecedented $52.4-million-dollar financial loss this year, which it blamed on the costs of multiple court cases brought against it by community environment groups.

Source: smh.com.au