The South East Forest Alliance has identified 15 of the most important largely forested areas which are still unprotected in the South Coast Forests of NSW.

The South East Forest Alliance is proposing these areas for protection as a national park, to form the basis of a forest reserve system.

These 15 areas are the 'Community Reserve Proposals' of the South East Forest Alliance for the South Coast forests, and are the 'flag ships' of the forest protection campaign.

They are all areas with tremendous environmental values and community concern, and have been identified as essential for an adequate and viable reserve system design for the region.

Southern Forest Catchment Values and Threats is a report that has just been produced for the NSW Forest Alliance. It outlines among other things how intensification of logging practices will have detrimental effects on these catchments and the communities and industries that depend on their long term sustainable use.

Forests.cjb.net is a southern forest campaign resource directory sponsored by the National Parks Association.