Plans to log part of Glenbog State Forest in southern New South Wales are raising concerns among wildlife advocates.
Conservation groups say the forest is a critical habitat for endangered greater gliders and vulnerable yellow-bellied gliders, which rely on hollows in old-growth trees for shelter.
Locals and wildlife carers are now urging the Forestry Corporation of New South Wales to cease logging plans for more than 500 hectares of the forest.
Image: Image: Andrew Wong/ Wilderness Australia
Produced By: Mayabi Aziz
Featured In Story: Dr Renae Charalambous – Wildlife Program Manager, Humane World for Animals Australia
First aired on The Wire, Monday 9 March 2026