This study alongside a new body of work aims to further amplify the surveying of its predecessor and further investigate the buried mythos behind Australian forestry, its survival throughout the most recent catastrophic events2, the upheld and rehabilitation of country and nature as a consequence of social eradication/hibernation in the epidemic era. 

 

By dwelling into a contemporary understanding of logging practices, the preservation and protection of Australian forests, the reclamation of forests and sustainable practices in native Gunai/Kurnai country, Movement II seeks to bring a refined and demanding consensus, an antidote to the industrial society 5 to establish and implement native knowledge and care into sustainable practices and industries for the environmental wellbeing of future generations