‘Only ~1886 ha of old growth forest – just 1.16% of the 161,200 ha Mountain Ash landscape – remains following the last 100 years of logging and wildfire’ [‘Interacting Factors Driving a Major Loss of Large Trees with Cavities in a Forest Ecosystem ’ /David Lindenmayer; 2012. (source of his stats: Victorian Department of Sustainability and Environment unpublished data 2012).

Four corners should present alternatives instead of telling us at great expense what we already know !

MW Poynter,
"Since 2014, 535 new LBP colonies consisting of 3 to 11 individuals has been found. This includes possums in regenerating areas as soon as 6 years after logging or bushfire, as long as there is nesting habitat."

Good.

However the way you've phrased it does appear to be designed to mislead. So please be a bit more specific: since 2014, how many LBP colonies have been found in regenerating areas after logging?

You are flogging a dead horse Aiden. Mark and his associates are actually out in the forest observing what is taking place in the real forest.
David

VK3AUU,
If that's the case, he should have no trouble answering the question. So why do you think I'm flogging a dad horse?

I stop reading as soon as I see this worn out, tired old cliche - "...The ABC is a publicly funded left wing advocacy organisation..." Really gang, you are becoming so boringly predictable and need to come up with something honest.