Come and experience the grandeur of East Gippsland's old growth forest at Brown Mountain, meet it's wildlife and then be outraged by its destruction. You can help.

View this 15 second ad on why people should insist that Liberal and Labor parties take native forest wood fired power off their renewable energy list.

This clip (below)is of yet another endangered Long-footed Potoroo displaying a very prehensile and expressive tail. It was recently found (Winter 2010) in another patch of forest planned for logging. The survey crew who are now known as "Fauna and Flora Research Collective" found this using the infrared cameras. VicForests have been notified of the presence and hopefully will withdraw plans to log the forest. But so far, their record isn't good.

The clip below is a performance of a song that Jenny McKechnie wrote about logging in east Gippsland, after visiting Brown Mountain.
It has been played at a number of festivals, always gets a fantastic reception.

The endangered Long-footed Potoroo has never before been filmed gathering and carrying nesting material in it's tail - here's a short video clip