A Walk Through Toolangi State Forest with Professor David Lindenmayer

Professor David Lindenmayer pushes through the Toolangi State Forest understorey: bracken, wire grass, Tasmanian pepperberry, rough tree fern. Its bark is rough, distinctly different from the mountain blue gum, the other species of tree that predominantly makes up this forest. Because when you look out across…” – he gestures towards the trees to the left, which is one of Lindenmayer’s long-term Leadbeater’s possum monitoring sites – “…you can see a whole lot of very large, big old trees.

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