iaindtiler wrote:Mr Hackett said he would like to challenge groups such as the Wilderness Society to be as transparent as Wild Drake.
stepbystep wrote:There will be a "Reclaim Malbena Update" information evening co-hosted by the Fishers and Walkers Against Helicopter Access group and The Wilderness Society on February 12 between 6 and 8 pm in Hobart at a venue TBA.
Malbena update on
> Halls Island rent scandal
> Supreme Court appeal
> What you can do to keep Tassie wild
Update from the horse's mouth. Those horses are:
> Greg French, fly-fishing legend
> Guides for the Wild Association
> Leanne Minshull, The Australia Institute Tasmania
> Tom Allen, Wilderness Society Tasmania
> Tourism operators
> Dan Broun, Fishers & Walkers Against Helicopter Access Tasmania
> The Greens
There will be opportunities to ask questions, give suggestions and to get involved.
Before you say "What about those of us in the north" - a major agenda item will be a large event we are planning in the sunny north. We need bushwalkers to get active on this, we have them on the run and we want to keep tripping them up. This is ours to win but if we don't turn up, you know what'll happen.
In the meantime to stay up to date with what's evolving, join and share this FB group https://www.facebook.com/FAWAHATas/?eid ... inOQlQh3oj and follow and interact with this twitter handle https://twitter.com/AndFishers
Thanks all, Dan.
His motion-sensor cameras have been stolen, small logs have been sawn to make a track and someone has damaged the door to the ramshackle, historic hut built by the national park's founder Reg Hall.
Hackett believes people opposed to his plans to fly tourists to the site by helicopter are responsible for the vandalism.
north-north-west wrote:No-one in FAWAHA would be cutting tracks from Malbena to Kita and Eagle. That would only benefit fishers. Or developers.
johnrs wrote:Heh Bax 67
Let the the FAWAHA people know too.
I am heading down there in March
I might PM you for some more information
John
Lophophaps wrote:ABC reports on Halls Island
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-22/ ... s/11983556
Son of a Beach wrote:johnrs wrote:Heh Bax 67
Let the the FAWAHA people know too.
I am heading down there in March
I might PM you for some more information
John
I second this. If you see anything dodgy out bush, let FAWAHA know. I believe they are trying to keep a record of all the odd happenings out there, so that they can try to see which may be related to each other and build a bigger picture.
zorro wrote:Thanks to Tas parks and the government, there won't be much left to enjoy. Cradle Mtn and the OT are already screwed beyond repair. I wish you greedy imbeciles would stop catering to the spoon fed priveliged tissue tossers that have consistently ruined it for everyone else.
Personally Tas has been off my list for years.
peregrinator wrote:I'm surprised this has not yet been mentioned here. Title of the item says a lot: 'No fast track for dodgy developers.'
See http://www.tasconservation.org.au/major-projects
Very broad ramifications, not just for the environment, but for the concept of democracy in the increasingly authoritarian state/s.
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