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A Mature Forest is at risk of losing important biodiversity and cultural and heritage values. Photo courtesy of Richard Polden

We have to protect a large section of the Northern Jarrah Forest on the Darling Scarp for future generations.

02/11/2026

Sadly where a beautiful biodiverse Jarrah Forest stood for hundreds of years until recently. Never to be replaced….RIP to all the living plants & animals that lived there 😢

Meanwhile, somewhere in WA.....
📷: in Public State Forest!

Scary to see in the flesh.
But riding in the same area is frowned upon because "conservation" and "rehabilitation" and "Water catchment"

Help us to help trailbikes by becoming an RTRA member: ☺️👍

30/10/2026

Alcoa gets another free pass.

For those keeping track, that’s three exemptions in three years to continue forest destruction for bauxite mining.

The WA government has also signalled it will sign off on three more years of mining plans in areas the state’s independent environmental watchdog is still assessing.

Under WA’s Environmental Protection Act, a mining proposal such as those put forth by Alcoa cannot be implemented while an assessment by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is underway.

The Exemption Order granted yesterday, just like the one given in 2023, allows Alcoa to proceed with their mining activities even though the state’s EPA has yet to report on two of Alcoa’s mining proposals.

Sustained pressure for the WA community has made some impact on the new exemption order, but loopholes you could drive a bulldozer through remain.

28/10/2026

26/10/2026

As the administrator of the Save Our Jarrah page, I have received numerous messages claiming that our content is offensive and that Facebook will close the page.

Today, however, I received something different — an email supposedly from a law firm accusing the page of copyright infringement and threatening legal action.

On closer inspection, the email appears highly suspicious.

Given the nature of our campaign, I can't help but wonder whether these repeated messages are simply scams or potentially an attempt to intimidate and discourage those speaking out.

Either way, we won't be silenced by suspicious threats.

If you administer a community or advocacy page, please be vigilant. Don't click suspicious links or provide personal information.

Has anyone else experienced this?

26/10/2026

ALCOA tells the shareholders it's a done-deal, though it hasn't been approved. Is ALCOA trying to make itself "too big to fail?" alcoasucks.com.au

24/10/2026

ALCOA doesn't want tourists to see what industrial strip-mining looks like. alcoasucks.com.au

16/10/2026

PROFIT OVER EVERYTHING! 💰🌳

Alcoa has just announced a staggering US$483 million profit in just three months, with profits more than doubling compared to the same period last year.

Meanwhile, Western Australia’s precious jarrah forests continue to be cleared for bauxite mining.

These ancient forests are home to extraordinary biodiversity, including threatened species found nowhere else on Earth.

At what cost are these profits being made?

Once these complex ecosystems are destroyed, rehabilitation cannot simply recreate what took thousands of years to develop.

When will the true environmental cost be reflected in the balance sheet?

Our forests, wildlife and biodiversity are worth more than corporate profits.

🌳💚 Some things are simply irreplaceable.

has released its third quarter 2026 earnings report.

Read the full report ➡️ https://bit.ly/3VMbgG0
Stream the analyst conference call ➡️ https://bit.ly/4yUGCc6

15/10/2026

🌿💚 Show your support and march for our beautiful Jarrah forests and the incredible flora and fauna that depend on it for survival. 🌳 🌳🌳🌳🪾

Our forests are worth protecting! 💚

12/10/2026

ALCOA doesn't get to make up their own version of the truth without receiving criticism. alcoasucks.com.au

30/09/2026

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