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In the news | The Wilderness Society

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Skip to main content. How you can help. Subscribe to our RSS feed. Senators vow fresh scrutiny of BP's plans to drill for oil in Great Australian Bight. Read more about Senators vow fresh scrutiny of BP's plans to drill for oil in Great Australian Bight. 12 September, 2016. BP’s plans to drill for oil in the pristine marine reserve of the Great Australian Bight will come under fresh scrutiny, as senators seek to reinstate a lapsed inquiry examining the compan. 31 August, 2016. ABC (Behind The News).

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Santos pleads guilty yet new gas wells approved | The Wilderness Society

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Skip to main content. How you can help. Santos pleads guilty yet new gas wells approved. 1 September, 2015. It’s a critical time for the future of the Pilliga forest in North West NSW. The Pilliga has found itself in the firing line of our newly elected Government and of gas giant Santos, who are calling for the rapid development of the coal seam gas industry above all else, with their eyes firmly focused on the Pilliga forest. The pollution event does not stand alone. Right now the NSW Environment P...

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LNP opened up Queensland to large scale land clearing, but Palaszczuk Government needs to fix | The Wilderness Society

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Skip to main content. How you can help. LNP opened up Queensland to large scale land clearing, but Palaszczuk Government needs to fix. Wednesday, 6 May 2015 - 3:30pm. Former LNP Minister Cripps defends his ramming through Newman Government’s changes to land clearing laws which have since triggered a return to large scale clearing. LNP changes on so called high value agriculture being used to allow clearing for cattle industry. Ldquo;At the time of the changes, former Natural Resources Minister Cripps and...

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Our successes | The Wilderness Society

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Skip to main content. How you can help. The Wilderness Society was formed in 1976 by a small group of volunteers committed to protecting the wilderness values of south-west Tasmania. You can read about our key successes in our. Our involvement in the campaign against damming Tasmania’s Franklin River soon saw our group gain a national profile. By 1980, under the directorship of Dr. Bob Brown, we extended our reach and began campaigning for the protection of wild places all over Australia. In a pre-emptiv...

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In your community | The Wilderness Society

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Skip to main content. How you can help. You probably don't need us to tell you that Australia is a big, beautiful country. We're pretty spoilt when it comes to awe-inspiring landscapes and incredible creatures. That's why we're spread far and wide so we can give these ecosystems the protection they deserve. Here's a summary of our state-based campaign centres. Protection of the iconic Barrington Tops. Stopping the Tillegra Dam on the Williams River. Campaign Manager ( Newcastle. Queensland Wild Rivers Ac...

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Retail outlets | The Wilderness Society

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Skip to main content. How you can help. Launceston shop174 Charles StreetLaunceston 7250Ph: (03) 6331 7488 launceston@wilderness.org.au. Launceston shop174 Charles StreetLaunceston 7250Ph: (03) 6331 7488 launceston@wilderness.org.au. Calendars and diaries can also be purchased in person at each of our. Ph: (03) 6331 7488. Shop 3/47 Glebe Rd,. The Junction NSW 2291. Ph: (02) 4929 5787. Ph: (02) 4962 4123. Email is how we connect. Be part of the conversation! Get involved at the local level.

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Promote nature | The Wilderness Society

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Skip to main content. How you can help. Australia’s natural environment defines us. The diversity and uniqueness of our land is a bonding force,. And our countrys unparalleled beauty offers us freedom, inspiration, and refuge. The Australian lifestyle is dependent on access to healthy food, clean water, fresh air, and beautiful natural surroundings. While government has a role in protecting wilderness, its up to all of us to recognise and promote nature in our day-to-day lives. Theres nothing we love mor...

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Yes to Gasfield Free NSW | The Wilderness Society

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Skip to main content. How you can help. Yes to Gasfield Free NSW. Email is how we connect. Be part of the conversation! Get involved at the local level. Contact your local campaign centre. Explore our interactive timeline. Read our success stories. Environment Minister must halt land clearing in Kimberley. Actions Against Fracking: what we can do. 039;Hands Across The Sand' Newcastle. Protect NSW from Santos' Toxic Legacy. You’ve got super powers! New membership, renewals, donations, bequests.

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Our people | The Wilderness Society

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Skip to main content. How you can help. The Wilderness Society relies on the generosity of ordinary people to carry out our work. The vast majority of our funding is provided by our members—some 40,000 committed individuals—who make a monthly contribution to protect Australias land, water, people and wildlife. If youre someone who would like to see our wild places protected for future generations, please. Our Organisers and volunteers. Learn more about volunteering in your state. Each Wilderness Society ...