TAKE ACTION
“This is not just an Aboriginal issue,” as Uncle Jim Everett reminds us, “this is everybody’s issue. We’ve got to protect these forests, we’re going to protect our waters and our seas”.
We need people to be on the front line. We need people to be in direct action. We need people taking indirect action. We ask that you join us, do what is within your capabilities, practice self-care and most importantly always look out for one another.
Register for training and events
Register here for an Introduction to NVDA (non-violent direct action) training session in Nipaluna/Hobart, run by Bob Brown Foundation, for all you need to know to join frontline actions.
Contact your MP
Lobby your representatives to pressure for the removal of the exclusion of the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act within the Regional Forest Agreement and get them out of mature native forests.
Email and phone your state and federal MPs to explain your position. If you’re not sure of your electorate, you can find that information here.
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photo Jillian Mundy; video Bob Brown Foundation
“It’s time for us all to stand up. Stop native forest logging.”
“Having support from Bob Brown Foundation and its hard working staff and supporters brought me to join with the Tasmanian Wilderness Society (TWS) and Grass Roots Action Network Tasmania (GRANT). This has strengthened our stand to defend environments, and increased our political resolve to end native forest logging as a priority. ”