Far South Coast’s state forests become flora reserves

By Albert McKnight
Updated March 2 2016 - 2:35pm, first published March 1 2016 - 4:30pm
PROTECTING KOALAS: NPWS deputy chief executive Michael Wright, Environment Minister Mark Speakman and Member for Bega Andrew Constance visit Bermagui State Forest to discuss the four new flora reserves. Picture: Albert McKnight
PROTECTING KOALAS: NPWS deputy chief executive Michael Wright, Environment Minister Mark Speakman and Member for Bega Andrew Constance visit Bermagui State Forest to discuss the four new flora reserves. Picture: Albert McKnight

The majority of four state forests in the Bega Valley will be converted to flora reserves, which have similar protections to national parks. 

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