Dingo Creek from the air
Looking south-west from over coupe 6. Clearfell is Coupe 843/501/10

Aerial photo, circa 1979
from this photo, old-growth and rainforest can be identified.

Phascogale habitat
The cross hairs mark the exact site where a new species was first seen.

BEFORE:
This forest is the rarest of all types: undisturbed old-growth. The trees are all Errinundra Shining Gums over 400 years old. Until the dozer track was pushed through, there was no evidence of any disturbance here; no fire regrowth, no human impacts.

Forest giants in Coupe 10
These trees remain at the coupe boundary, On the felled tree are two people. This 400 year old tree was left as "waste".

The Big Mama Tree
This Messmate is around 600 years old.

AFTER
The exact same location after clearfelling. A GPS was used to find the same location, it was unrecognisable.

Greg's Tree
A 600 year old Cut-tail Ash, which was felled and left as waste.

Greg's Tree
A hollow-bearing habitat tree that should have been protected.

Rainforest logging:
Sassafras trees taken & sold, exposed by clearfelling in a Rainforest Site of National Significance.

Mixed Forest,
rainforest evolution in progress.

Rainforest ecotone
On the east side of coupe 7, there are tall eucalypts, then rainforest trees, tree-ferns and then a creek flat.

Photo montage.