Forests
Lee is the Australian Greens forests spokesperson, together with Senator Bob Brown who is responsible for Tasmanian Forests. The Greens recognise the essential role played by mature forest ecosystems in providing a home for wildlife, protecting water resources and storing carbon.
Lee is campaigning to end to the destruction of native forests and the export of woodchips and whole logs from native forests. She is also working to ensure native forests are not used for the generation of electricity and other forms of industrial energy, such as wood pellets.
news-stories
02 May 2013
Lee Rhiannon blogs that Tasmanian’s forests are still not safe from logging because the new Tasmanian Forests Agreement d...
speeches-in-parliament
17 Mar 2013
The government is currently considering including the burning of native forest wood waste to generate electricity in the Large...
blog
11 Mar 2013
Blog post by Lee RhiannonWith two weeks of parliament coming up I was very much looking forward to a weekend camping trip. My d...
media-releases
11 Mar 2013
Greens NSW Senator and forests spokesperson Lee Rhiannon has congratulated Front Line Action on Coal for today's action at Whit...
blog
08 Mar 2013
Blog by Lee RhiannonThank you Miranda - for your campaign to save Tasmania's forests and thank you for the inspiration.
transcripts
19 Feb 2013
Greens Senator and forests spokesperson Lee Rhiannon asks questions of Minister Ludwig and departmental staff about forests.
photo-galleries
19 Feb 2013
When I see destructive logging practices I think of all the animals that have lost their home. Lee's blog reflects on her fligh...
photo-galleries
06 Dec 2012
Senator Lee Rhiannon and the NSW Young Greens took to Circular Quay to launch the NSW campaign for Koalas as part of Too Precious To Lose.
event
01 Dec 2012 | 1:00 pm
The Young Greens NSW kick off a national week of action for the environment by launching the NSW Too Precious to Lose campaign,...
media-releases
22 Nov 2012
To protect jobs and ensure the long term sustainability of the economy in South East NSW local MPs Andrew Constance and Mike Ke...