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Nature key to our shared prosperity
October 04, 2024
Joint Media Release Ahead of the Global Nature Positive Summit, Australian business, finance, investor and civil society groups have come together to drive focus on the importance of nature protection and restoration....
Read MoreShared commitment the key to unlocking new jobs, revenue and preservation
September 23, 2024
The Australian Climate and Biodiversity Foundation is delighted with the Queensland government’s $140 million commitment to its nature fund and is calling for bi-partisan support to establish the state as Australia’s central...
Read MorePlantations the future for NSW timber
August 26, 2024
The NSW Government’s decision to appoint an expert panel to consult on the future of the NSW forests and forestry industry to inform its Forestry Industry Action Plan is a welcomed step....
Read MoreACBF, QCC join forces for a new future for Queensland’s forests
August 16, 2024
Queensland has an opportunity to secure a sustainable and stable source of timber through a full plantation-based industry, but the state government must build from the Sustainable Timber Advisory Group (STAG), which...
Read More'Natural Capital needed now': shock land clearing revealed in Queensland
July 19, 2024
The devastating deforestation of Queensland highlights the urgent need for natural capital policies to be introduced, with reports revealing an area of more than 43,000 Suncorp Stadiums was cleared in just one...
Read MoreACBF welcomes NSW’s ‘strong commitment’ to restoring biodiversity
July 17, 2024
Australian Climate and Biodiversity Foundation welcomes the New South Wales Government’s commitment to restoring natural habitats and biodiversity through the reform of the Biodiversity Conservation Act and reigning in run-away land clearing...
Read MoreQLD construction will stall without support from all
June 26, 2024
“The plantation timber industry provides more employment, delivers more timber products through manufacturing which is an urgent need for Queensland’s Big Build,” ACBF chair Dr Ken Henry said.
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