Please email the minister

Tony.Burke.MP@aph.gov.au

Help save Lot 66

Lot 66 in Garrett Corridor

Two more developments have been approved recently by the federal environment minister that require destruction of essential Cassowary habitat.

Both residential developments are in important remnant rainforest corridors.  A lot of high value vegetation that survived Cyclone Yasi has been cleared to make way for yet more housing and 'landscaping' at Mission Beach. 

latest rainforest clearing

officially cleared for "rehabilitation / landscaping"

On the 1st August, Environment minister Tony Burke will announce his decision whether to approve a development on Lot 66.  The 15 lot development will require large scale clearing in the middle of a major wildlife corridor linking the World Heritage area to critically endangered littoral rainforest at the centre of Mission Beach.  It is now known as Garrett Corridor in recognition of the then minister for environment denying a development because of the impact it would have on the endangered cassowary and particularly the rainforest.

How you can help
One personal letter is worth 100 petition signatures

Write a short statement to Let him know your concerns about further rainforest clearing at Mission Beach. 
You can see comments from other concerned people on the petition
Email the minister at  Tony.Burke.MP@aph.gov.au  and ask him to;

deny the development 
and
commit significant funding toward a buy back of Lot 66

Please be respectful with your comments
and thank your for your support

sign the petition

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Read more about the latest clearing of high value vegetation at Mission Beach

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About Garrett Corridor

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