Take Action!

The environment and values of the Heritage Listed town of Jarrahdale face a number of threats from forest logging, forest thinning in the Wungong catchment, the return of bauxite mining and the prolonged closure of Gooralong.
The forests of the 21st century will be valued most significantly for their natural beauty, biodiversity, flora and fauna habitat, passive recreation, bush walks, tracks and trails, clean water, as well as for their aesthetic, cultural and spiritual benefits.
As Perth city grows the benefits of our forests will become far more important than the economic value put on the timber it produces.
The most immediate threat is to stop logging by the Forest Products Commission (FPC) of Mundlimup.
What action can you take?
- Write letters to politicians. * below
- Donate money
- Inform others – leaflets available
- Join the group.
Politicians TO WRITE TO:
The Premier, The Hon C J Barnett, MLA,
24th Floor, 197 St George’s Terrace, Perth WA 6005
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Minister for Forestry, The Hon D T Redman, MLA,
11th Floor, 2 Havelock St, West Perth WA 6005
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Minister for Environment, The Hon Donna Evelyn Mary Faragher, MLC,
10th Fr 2 Havelock St, West Perth 6005
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The Minister for Tourism, The Hon Dr Elizabeth Constable, MLA,
19th Floor, 197 St George’s Terrace Perth
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Points to raise:
- Mundlimup is within 1 km of the township of Jarrahdale (classified as historic town by the National Trust in July 1997).
- Tourism, Timber History and Educational values 1 hour from Perth
- Walk /bike trails
- Logging not the only threat – Wungong Catchment Thinning, Bauxite mining, Spread of Dieback, Climate Change.
Last Updated (Thursday, 03 September 2009 02:52)



