Native logging or forest gardening? Wombat State Forest tensions boil

Neve Brissenden
Updated June 17 2022 - 5:44pm, first published 4:15am
LOG LANDING: VicForests have cleared a log landing to place salvaged logs in the Wombat State Forest. Picture: SUPPLIED
LOG LANDING: VicForests have cleared a log landing to place salvaged logs in the Wombat State Forest. Picture: SUPPLIED

FIFTY kilometres west of Melbourne, between Daylesford and Woodend, lies the Wombat State Forest - home to the vulnerable Greater Gliders and hundreds of species of Fungi.

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Neve Brissenden

Neve Brissenden

Journalist

Political and general news reporter for The Bendigo Advertiser. contact: neve.brissenden@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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