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Native to Europe, Asia and Northern Africa, the sirex wood wasp was first detected as an invasive species in Tasmania in 1952 and was accidentally introduced to mainland Australia in 1961. Pl…
Native to Europe, Asia and Northern Africa, the sirex wood wasp was first detected as an invasive species in Tasmania in 1952 and was accidentally introduced to mainland Australia in 1961. Pl…
The proposal outlines plans for a new RD&E levy component, an increased biosecurity levy component and a 20,000 m3 exemption threshold for growers. As part of this proposal AFPA is al…
The AIA is focused on identifying, targeting and investing in collaborative strategies where individual investment is unlikely to be effective. Its remit differs from existing Rural R…
150 speakers addressed more than 450 delegates during what proved to be Forestry Australia’s biggest ever conference, with more than 50 hours of exciting and thought-provoking content. …
From its base at the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC), the Centre’s team takes a national and international approach. Aside from the support of FWPA, other significant investing partn…
A commitment to new technologies for productivity and safety Manufacturing company Timberlink has continually optimised its processes and looked to future industry trends at its Bell Bay…
Guidelines for salvaging in fire-impacted plantations The unprecedented bushfires of 2019/20 resulted in the destruction of many properties, a devastating impact on our wildlife, and th…
Its pretty hard to escape the ‘net zero’ language right now. Most of that is focussed on emissions and the middle of the century. But that is masking the other ‘net zero’, those who are treated as…