The state-owned Forestry Corporation of New South Wales has again been ordered to stop work in an area of forest after the Environment Protection Authority identified endangered greater glider habitat nearby. It has prompted the NSW Greens to reiterate calls for a plan to end native forest logging, while environment groups urged the Minns government to immediately suspend operations in other parts of the state with high glider records. The stop work order was issued a day after several former environment ministers… signed on to a campaign led by the independent MP Sophie Scamps for a national ban on native forest logging. …Daniel Tuan, the general manager of Forestry Corporation of NSW’s hardwood forests division, said the agency was committed to protecting greater glider and other threatened species habitat and was concerned about the stop work order.