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New images show scale of storm impact on forests

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Colin Binnie, FLS’ south region deputy manager urged visitors to forests to follow signs and not climb on, or through, windblown trees.

“Our staff and contractors are continuing to work hard to deal with the impacts of Storm Eowyn across the south region,” he said.

“Although we’re making good progress, it’s going to take a bit more time to safely gather information on the full extent of the damage.

“Our priorities will be on keeping staff and contractors safe, restoring safe access to neighbours and people who live in the forests, and supporting utilities companies in restoring power to homes and communities where this is still an issue.

“Alongside this, our staff are also making the forests safe for visiting by the public.”


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