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Decades worth of data underpins a tool developed to help Australian growers select radiata pine trees based on attributes associated with their pedigree that make them suitable for the cond…

5-Options-For-Operating-Efficiently-Sustainably-Within-Forest-Water-License-Rules-Final-Report
  • NIFPI

Purpose The project aimed to help forestry operations in Lower Limestone Coast follow South Australia’s forest companies comply with water licensing rules while staying efficient…

10-Short-Log-Supply-Chain-Impacts-In-Hardwood-Plantations-Final-Report-1
  • NIFPI
  • Report

Purpose This project explored whether adding short saw logs to the current mix of log grades would have a positive or negative impact on net revenues in hardwood plantations, Summary Increas…

NT042-Eagle-Eye-Applying-the-Internet-of-Things-to-landscape-scale-Wedge-tailed-eagle-management-Final-Report
  • NIFPI
  • Report

Purpose  This project explored the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it can be applied to manage the endangered Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle (WTE) in a landscape involving industrial forestr…

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Forest and Wood Products Australia Limited (FWPA) is an unlisted public company (limited by guarantee) that provides national, integrated promotion, research and development services f…

FWPA Annual Operating Plan
  • FWPA
  • Corporate Document

This annual operating plan for 2021-2022 outlines overview of FWPA’s strategic framework, scope of programs, budgets, program activities, performance and more.…

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Australia’s new Masters of Professional Engineering (Timber Design) is being developed by the University of Tasmania (UTAS), with input from key industry partners, including FWPA utilis…

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The forest and wood products industry, through the FWPA-supported Centre for Timber Durability and Design Life, has teamed up with the Queensland government and academics to undertake a re…