Tolkien’s walk in ancient Tasmanian rainforests just went on the bucket list. You can only see it now in its reserve because of a tree sit in to save it from loggers.
Tolkien’s walk in ancient Tasmanian rainforests just went on the bucket list. You can only see it now in its reserve because of a tree sit in to save it from loggers.
https://www.bigtreestate.com/
I’m torn. Accessing big trees is so cool but humans have the innate ability to spread disease into areas where they shouldn’t be. For example, the Bunya Mountains has the phytophthora outbreak -https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2019-12-10/anciet-bunya-pines-dying-from-plant-disease/11766594
Limited numbers and excellent hygiene maybe?
Yes I hear you. A big issue along with general weeds and feral animal access when accessibility is increased.