Wondering what this might mean for access to walks - especially what's allowed or not.
https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/ ... /102938418
Forico sale
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Tasmania specific bushwalking discussion. Please avoid publishing details of access to sensitive areas with no tracks.
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Forico sale
by Tortoise » Fri 06 Oct, 2023 5:09 pm
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Re: Forico sale
by Last » Fri 06 Oct, 2023 6:33 pm
which ones are they hindering at the moment, apart from Tor and St Valentines?
noen ganger er det godt å være alene i villmarken
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Re: Forico sale
by Tortoise » Fri 06 Oct, 2023 6:52 pm
Last wrote:which ones are they hindering at the moment, apart from Tor and St Valentines?
Everett, Loongana Range, possibly Cattley and some others that escape me at the moment. I think it's always possible that SST will sell off more. Some of what still shows up as SST on LISTmap has been sold off to private companies.
Everett 2, Tortoise 0, trying to avoid needing to apply for the permit, doing risk assessment/management documents (my favourite
) and paying the money.-
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Re: Forico sale
by Last » Fri 06 Oct, 2023 9:14 pm
Unisuper are one of the buyers. I'm a member, do you think it will help in getting access?
noen ganger er det godt å være alene i villmarken
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Re: Forico sale
by danman » Mon 09 Oct, 2023 6:11 pm
be nice if whoever takes over does something about the amazing crop of English broom they've farmed up in that area.
I think Forico blocked access for people getting into the Huskisson River for packrafting, so it'd be nice if that got opened up.
I think Forico blocked access for people getting into the Huskisson River for packrafting, so it'd be nice if that got opened up.
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