The Great Koala National Park's future is under threat as a contentious new carbon accounting method sparks a rift within Australia's environmental movement. The Improved Native Forest Management Method (INFM), backed by the NSW Labor government and approved by the federal government, aims to generate revenue through carbon credits while protecting forests. Proponents like Dr. Mark Lindenmayer argue it offers a pragmatic solution to end native forest logging, shifting loggers to plantations. However, critics like Greens leader Richard Di Natale condemn the approach, calling it a betrayal of conservation principles. The debate has escalated into a bitter conflict between environmentalists, with supporters of the method facing hate mail and accusations of selling out public forests. The NSW Nature Conservation Council and WWF Australia back the INFM, but figures like Richard Di Natale argue it risks turning national parks into commodities. The dispute highlights deepening divisions in Australia's environmental movement, with political implications as key stakeholders prepare to take opposing sides in upcoming parliamentary debates.

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