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Forest Fire Management roadside logging Croajingolong National Park

October 2026

Victoria ended commercial native forest logging on 01 January 2024. However, logging occurs by Forest Fire Management Victoria as “bushfire management” even in National Parks

Close the logging loopholes

Forest Fire Management Victoria is tearing up nature’s complex and fragile web of life. Their operations ignore the latest science and are often conducted without scrutiny or oversight. Let your elected reps know it’s time for a REAL end to native forest logging

Logging NEWS and MEDIA

See news and media by Gippsland Environment Group and others related to logging in Gippsland and across the state

Logging and Failed Regen

11 Dec 2023

Gippsland Environment Group Blackberry survey. Mount Delusion to Wentworth logged coupes

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Gippsland Environment Group VS VicForests

February 2024

In May 2022 Gippsland Environment Group Inc. commenced legal proceedings in the Victorian Supreme Court against VicForests regarding their failure to identify and protect Yellow-bellied Gliders and Greater Gliders in State Forest covered by the Gippsland Regional Forest Agreement. 

Logging has not ended

May 2024

Pentarch Mill Swifts Creek 19 May 2024. Native forest timber milling operations have definitely not ceased in Victoria. Pentarch Swifts Creek timber mill still going strong using clearfelled NSW forests. END ALL LOGGING NOW

Gippsland Environment Group in the Media

Our reports for media

Forest Reports

Threatened species survey reports in Gippsland logging sites

Forest Submissions

Forest submissions by Gippsland Environment Group and others