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Blue Mountains Conservation Society Our mission is to help conserve the natural environment of the Greater Blue Mountains and to increase awareness of the natural environment in general. Now 97 eucalypts in the GBMWHA The Greater Blue Mountains was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2000 for its outstanding natural values, a major component of which is the high number of eucalypt species and eucalypt-dominated communities In 2000, 91 eucalypt species were known from the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area (GBMWHA). Leave Radiata Plateau Wild Sitting on the southern escarpment, Radiata Plateau with its outstanding topography is the last remaining undeveloped peninsula-plateau in the upper Blue Mountains. Home to rare and threatened species, culturally significant and a magnet for the local outdoor community, Radiata Plateau, towering high above rolling valleys has been in the making for millennia. the Hon. Gabrielle Upton, NSW Minister for Environment and Heritage published in the Blue Mountains Gazette on 5th December. The Society launched its 2019 State Election Campaign on 31 October with our CLEANER GREENER NSW AND BLUE MOUNTAINS MEETING The responses to the questionnaire are due in mid January. More events are being planned. and environmentalists, Joyce and Vern Moffitt, at Lithgow and in the Gardens of Stone area on Wednesday 5 December. The Moffitts played a valuable role in the creation of the Gardens of Stone National Park, which is today part of the Greater Blue Mountains Vern Moffitt was Miners Federation Union Official. The Moffitts together were a formidable team in arguing for workers rights, social justice and preserving the natural environment for future generations. Area. Blue Mountains Conservation Society supports this event along with the other Gardens of Stone Alliance organisations. You are invited to join the celebrations during the day. For more information about the day's program SEE THE INVITATION WWF’s Living Planet Report 2018 shows the scale of the challenge – and highlights what we can do, both here in Australia and around the