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The Majestic Arthur River from Sumac Lookout
by the road a few kilometres from Kanunnah Bridge on the
Milkshakes Hills drive.
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The relatively vast upper part of western Tasmania has long been known by conservation movements as The Tarkine - "The
Forgotten Wilderness". The area can loosely be defined as the area
between the Arthur and Pieman River heads and Port Macquarie on the West
Coast, inland to the Murchison Highway from Burnie to Queenstown. The
area contains an abundance of natural attractions including one of the worlds
largest tracts of untouched Rainforest. The Savage River National Park
has seen a small part of it protected - although a great deal of the Park
consists of bare-top hills..
The controversial clear felling of native
forests in this area is well documented by the Australian Conservation
Foundation:
http://www.acfonline.org.au/news.asp?news_id=412
on the Dip Falls road near Stanley
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