Forests.org: Australia Links (XML/RSS)

a report by the Tasmanian Wilderness Society documenting the logging and woodchipping of Tasmania, Australia's old growth forests (pdf)

maps and information regarding forest types in Australasia by UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre

tropical rainforest information for the far North Queensland region of Australia from the Chambers Wildlife Rainforest Lodge

pictures and information of wildlife found in Queensland, Australia's tropical rainforests

seeks to grow, study and promote Australia's flora by maintaining a scientific collection of native plants from all parts of Australia

seeks to protect, repair and restore the rainforests of Australia and to maximise the protection of forest biodiversity

through research, lobbying, public education and grass-roots support, its goal is to protect, repair and restore the rainforests of Australia and to maximize the protection of forest biodiversity

a research station established by the Australian Tropical Research Foundation to facilitate the study of the Australian wet tropics

a large and active group working to save and reforest the Big Scrub Rainforest, which used to be Australia's largest subtropical rainforest

information about biodiversity from the Australian government

Australia government's department that develops and implements national policy, programs and legislation to protect and conserve Australia's environment

describes the rapid deforestation of Tasmania's forests and how a portion may yet be protected

graphically illustrating the destruction of old growth and native forests and poisoning of native wildlife in Tasmania Australia

a group of volunteers within Friends of the Earth(FOEFN) in Melbourne, Australia, committed to non-violent direct action to secure the earth's ecological future and a fair and just society

source of information about Australia’s forest industries; contains up-to-date facts and figures about forests and their management and shows the size, location, contribution to the economy and export markets of Australia’s forest industries

works for the protection and promotion of Australia's natural environment and biodiversity

to support the sustainable use, management and conservation of Australia's tropical rainforests through world-class research, training and technology transfer

website of the Wet Tropics Management Authority, which manages a World Heritage Area in Queensland, Australia

seeks to protect, promote and secure the future of Australia's wilderness and other high conservation areas