Welcome to Fridays4Forests Zoom 25/2 - 10am:

Every week we gather in our towns & native forests to bear witness and share knowledge to protect our koalas and their friends from logging. Our movement is growing  so we are having a special Zoom this Friday at 10am so all of us can invite our friends to join us and find out how easy it is to be part of Fridays4Forests protecting koalas and their native forest homes in our local areas 

Please join us this week 25/2 at 10am in a special Zoom meeting and invite your friends to help introduce new forest protectors from far and wide to the Fridays4Forests movement.

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18/02/22: Camira State Forest - Dalian Pugh Leads Search for Endangered Koalas

This week around a dozen Fridays4Forests protectors met in Camira State Forest (west of the Summerland Way, between Casino and Grafton) with renowned environmentalist and President of the North East Forest Alliance, Dailan Pugh (OAM) to follow up on his work there surveying for our endangered koalas. Dailan has been studying the unburnt section of Camira which is imminently threatened with logging and found considerable evidence of a significant koala colony there. 

Over a dozen NR locals gathered in Kyogle this Friday 11th Feb as Friday4Forests plan how to protect native forests in the local
district.

The group supported today’s declaration from Federal Environment Minister Sussan Ley that our Koalas are endangered & called upon State & Federal
Governments to act urgently to protect our Koala’s forest homes.

Fridays4Forests have been performing Citizen Science surveys across the Northern Rivers for over a year now & have found numerous examples of
where Koalas are clinging to life in the face of the threat of logging.

Friday4Forests are calling for the protection of all our Public Native Forests & the creation of a native forest reserve system with a sustainable plantation timber industry.

The group agreed to meet on 18th February at Camira State Forest to explore this area which is reported as imminently threatened by logging.

Peacefully gather at 10am every Friday to StandUp4Forests.

We bear witness for our koalas and their homes by engaging in citizen science and people's media to let the world know what is happening in our forests.

We invite our friends and community to join us and we call upon decision makers and opinion leaders to act urgently to protect our public native forests from logging.

Print Fridays4Forests Info Kit to distribute.