Wilderness Society (Australia)
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The Wilderness Society was founded in 1976 and "is a community-based environmental protection organisation. We work to safeguard our sources of clean water and air, to tackle devastating climate change, to create a safe future for life on Earth, and to give a better world to our children. The majority of our work is in Australia, with a strong focus on natural environments and the role they play in keeping our world safe." [1]
- Alec Marr, Executive Director
- Gavan McFadzean, The Wilderness Society Victoria’s Campaigns Manager
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Criticism
- Tony Koch, "Rough Passage", The Australian, April 3, 2007. (see Indigenous Environment Foundation)
- ABC, "Cry Me a River - PROGRAM TRANSCRIPT", May 28, 2007.
