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In focus: Large-scale aerial burning
The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions’ (DBCA) penchant for large-scale aerial burning is destroying delicate ecosystems in the Southwest.
Tingle forest not out of the woods yet
Tingle forests have received a temporary reprieve from prescribed burning, but how did we get here, and what is still needed?
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Media releases
Big Jarrah Walk steps-out to stop mining of WA’s Northern Jarrah Forests
Denmark-based Accredited Mental Health Practitioner and Clinical Social Worker Ricky England will be walking 250km from Dwellingup to Perth over 10 days starting this Saturday 24 May, until 2 June.
Alcoa admits risking Perth’s drinking water supply
Conservation groups are outraged that American bauxite miner Alcoa has received approval from WA’s Environmental Protection Authority to amend parts of their mining expansion proposal in the Northern Jarrah Forest. As part of the amendments, Alcoa now has approval to defer mining in reservoir protection zones (RPZ), which is a 2 km zone around water supply dams that are off limits to members of the public to prevent contamination.
For media releases prior to 2023, see the archive.