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Wild Tasmania (2007)you need to get the new flash player
All over the world old growth forests are under threat and nowhere more so than in Tasmania. Here, logging for wood pulp and chip threatens a wide variety of habitats and animals, including Australia’s largest bird of prey, the Tasmanian Wedge Tailed Eagle. The ancient eucalypt forest is habitat for eagles, Tasmanian Devils and the basis of a diverse ecosystem, but it also represents thousands of tonnes of fine quality timber, woodchip and profitable pulp. New threats are emerging, but the Eagle’s story holds hope for new life. A Digital Dimensions Production for the Australasian Natural History Unit 
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