Should we MTB of NSW be concerned with the degrading of our State Forests

I have been MTB riding in the Mid Coast region over 20 years which is by international standards highly valued for its rich biodiversity. Sadly with Corporate demands and short falls in quota promises, our Forest and its Fawna have paid the cost dearly. This broad clearing dries the future forest out it becomes more flamable these trees also do not precipitate moisture like their predecessors. The justification has always been jobs and revenue but in an ABC news article 2 years ago it showed that the industry runs at a loss and forestry axed one third of its workers, in response. The new Forestry agreements are soon to be locked in for another 20 years.These are much worse no EPA approval, threatened species reduced to only nine, habitat retained areas reduced. Log within 5 metres waterways. 140 thousand hectares clearfelling style between Taree and Grafton. They are pelletising our mighty hardwoods and burning for electricity. This is a growing gobal market. So I ask as MTB riders in our public native forests do we just enjoy them while they last, or do we have a responsibility to ensure their biodiversity and well being?