Clarence Environment Centre

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Protecting the Clarence Valley since 1989 Promoting objective environmental planning and rational landuse and allocation.

The aims of the CEC shall be served by:

Acting as an environmental voice, public advocate and community conscience, by adopting policies and undertaking action to support the good health of the global and social environment, including public statements, press releases and submissions to promote the CEC's functions, services and policies. Participating in, initiating and supporting non-violent ca

mpaigns of local, state, national and global significance for the environment and social issues. Reserve the right to investigate development policies which are seeking the use of natural resources. Maintaining and developing the use of a suitably indexed source of information on environmental and social issues, including printed material, video and audio tapes. Providing office space and a safe area for people, away from racial, sexist or social prejudices, to engage in activities which support the CEC. Supporting groups and individuals effected by environmental and social justice issues. Affiliating with other groups and organisations whose aims and objectives are consistent with those of the CEC. Actively encourage self-determination and conciliation of indigenous people.

The long-running community campaign to   koala habitats in the proposed GKNP continues... due to the inexplicable exclus...
31/05/2026

The long-running community campaign to koala habitats in the proposed GKNP continues... due to the inexplicable exclusion of state forest habitats connecting Bongil Bongil NP and Bindarri NP (Both the adjoining parks are listed as AIS - Assets of Intergenerational Significance)...
So why is targeting these important forested corridors for clearfell logging?

Thankyou to everyone who came to Pine Creek today, to see some of the forest that is NOT protected in the proposed GKNP, and to show your support for the Forest Bridge.

It was a beautiful day for a walk, and the koala scats right at the start were a blessing ๐Ÿจ

Thanks to Jason and Miriam from the Forest Advocacy Ministry, for your continued work to help protect our local forests.

Thanks to everyone who bought delicious food, and helped in any way... ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿฝ๐ŸŒฒ

60% of the Forest Bridge is still up for logging!Koala habitat ESSENTIAL for connectivity is still unprotected in Pine C...
27/05/2026

60% of the Forest Bridge is still up for logging!
Koala habitat ESSENTIAL for connectivity is still unprotected in Pine Creek State Forest, parts of which are again under imminent threat of logging.

EDIT: Please now see correct map, with revised GKNP boundaries.

60% of the Forest Bridge is still up for logging!

Koala habitat ESSENTIAL for connectivity is still unprotected in Pine Creek State Forest, parts of which are again under imminent threat of logging.

Logging efforts have been interrupted over the past 2 years due to significant community effort and campaigning for the protection of the Forest Bridge.

The โ€˜Forest Bridgeโ€™ proposal seeks to permanently conserve public forest required to complete the missing section of a nationally important wildlife habitat continuum between Bongil Bongil and Bindarri National Parks. The area comprised of native forest and plantation blocks seeks to retain the minimum amount of plantation needed for effective connectivity between the two parks.

Friends of Pine Creek continue to lobby for the recognition and protection of the Forest Bridge.

The attached map shows the parts of the Forest Bridge that are still unprotected by the proposed Great Koala National Park.

How you can help -
๐ŸŒฒ Follow our page for information and Events
๐ŸŒฒWrite to Ministers about the importance of the Forest Bridge
๐ŸŒฒ Go to www.friendsofpinecreek.com where you can sign up for our newsletter, sign our petition and find Ministers email details
๐ŸŒฒ Come to Walks and Events! Information is shared via our page and newsletter

โš ๏ธ 2 days left to have your say on MNES โš ๏ธYour perspective matters โ€“ personal, thoughtful submissions carry weight. Have...
27/05/2026

โš ๏ธ 2 days left to have your say on MNES โš ๏ธ
Your perspective matters โ€“ personal, thoughtful submissions carry weight. Have your say before Friday 29 May 2026.

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Right now, the federal government is asking for feedback on a key part of Australiaโ€™s new environment laws โ€“ the National Environmental Standard for Matters of National Environmental Significance (MNES).

This is the final chance to influence the outcome before the Standard is settled.

Check out EJA's submission guide for writing tips:
https://envirojustice.org.au/this-is-make-or-break-have-your-say-on-the-mnes-standard/
Environmental Justice Australia

This is the final chance to influence the outcome before the Standard is settled. Have your say before Friday 29 May 2026.

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South Grafton, NSW
2460

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