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Miranda Gibson stayed in a tree in the Styx Valley for 449 days. She stayed in these trees to protest the protection of them, she stayed up there until forced out due to fires. By staying in the trees she got a lot of media coverage which brang many people to support her and protest for the protection of the trees.

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Anti-logging organisation which protests against the Styx Valley logging in Tasmania. In 2004, Greenpeace said its protest in the Styx Valley over the past five months has drawn international attention to old-growth logging in Tasmania.

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The Wilderness Society and other national and local conservation groups have fought hard for the protection of Tasmania’s old growth and high conservation values forests since the late 1970’s, when the enormity of the impact of an export wood-chipping-focussed forest industry first became apparent. The Wilderness Society and regional conservation groups responded to this onslaught on Tasmania’s Forests with the Styx Campaign as the flagship for a comprehensive forest protection agenda. The campaign stepped up with the ‘Global Rescue Station’ tree sit in the Styx Valley and a number of large rallies in Tasmania and Melbourne.

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Styx Forest

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The Forestry Tasmania group says they are proud of their environmental record. The logging industry in Tasmania is a multi million dollar company and employees many Tasmanian people. The foresetry group says they are safeguarding the old trees.

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The Global Resuce Station is a group which aims to stop the logging in Tasmania’s Styx Valley. They have set up protests against the loggers and have protested against them. In an attempt to halt the clear felling of the Styx Valley, a large group of activists formed human barricades to stop the entry of bulldozers and log trucks.