Just wondering where the firewood for our campgrounds will come from in the future with the WA government’s shambolic attempt to destroy our sustainable native forest industry 🤔😢. #theultimaterenewable#sustainableforestry#fifwa#afpa
"The decisions being made by this state government are in many ways non-sensical, based on random underpinnings which don't always stack up."
https://t.co/nUUzJSjRLy
I heard McGowan explicitly say at least 5 times that electoral reform wasn't on the agenda.
It wasn't taken to the election.
One month later, a hand picked committee is selected to recommend the biggest electoral reform for a generation.
Why should we believe anything he says?
Not sure who the member for Warren Blackwood is as they haven't been sighted since the election.... but would encourage everyone in our area to contact their office and voice your disgust at these proposed electoral reforms.....
Everything you need to know about how the McGowan government feels and intends to treat regional WA is wrapped up in this shallow, good for social media announcement that didn’t even include the local member is wrapped up here https://t.co/feR7NURHoZ via @westaustralian#wapol
@Tedthekelpie Jarrah grows best in a forest context rather than plantation. Synergies with mycorrhizal fungi, acacia species etc. Can be harvested sustainably and regrown in a virtuous endless cycle. Until you get fucked over by a dumbass government.
♥ WA loves #timber! ♥
Which is why we need to plan (and plant!) for the future.
To keep up with the increasing timber demand and avoid a reliance on imports, WA needs to plant 10 million seedlings per year for the next 20 years.
👉https://t.co/JQ7Q9Fm9sP
How great were the timber #Olympic Rings at the #openingceremony in Tokyo? The timber used was harvested from trees planted 57 years ago at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964 🌱🌲⭕🌱
A prime example of the sustainable forestry cycle!
📸 @Tokyo2020