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Ta Ann
Logging forests, killing wildlife & heating the climate
This report uncovers Ta Ann Tasmania’s use of conflict timber from native forests
, using case studies to illustrate the ongoing destruction.
FR002A, Takayna / Tarkine Logged for Ta Ann Tasmania, 2024
Our investigations confirm Ta Ann sources timber from conflict areas. This report highlights key logging sites to document our findings.
KD022C, Southern Tasmania Logged for Ta Ann 2023
Ta Ann claiming legitimacy in sourcing timber from Australia’s globally-significant forests, especially the ancient forests of Takayna are outdated.
FR002A, Takayna / Tarkine Logged for Ta Ann Tasmania, 2024
Customers of Ta Ann products who seek a genuinely ‘eco and climate friendly’ supply should avoid purchasing native forest wood products derived from Tasmania
FO020B, Florentine Valley Logged for Ta Ann Tasmania, 2023
Native Forests and endangered wildlife under threat!
Ta Ann and scheduled logging in Tasmania 2024-2027
0%
of all native forest logging coupes (432) scheduled for logging in the next 3 years have peeler quotas (Ta Ann)
0coupes
scheduled for logging in the next 3 years which have peeler quotas (Ta Ann) are home to threatened species
0
records of threatened species have been documented in these forests scheduled for logging in which Ta Ann will recieve timber from
Case study map
Ta Ann Tasmania and logging of Tasmania’s native forests.
*All threatened species data listed on our website is from the Tasmanian Government’s database, the Natural Values Atlas. More threatened species are likely to live in these forests as Forestry Tasmania and other government agencies fail to survey, document and account for threatened species. Threatened species are highly likely to live and rely on all native forests in Tasmania.