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Exciting progress in remote sensing has seen new satellite technology gather important information on the kinds of habitat structures crucial for maintaining biodiversity in forests. As…
Exciting progress in remote sensing has seen new satellite technology gather important information on the kinds of habitat structures crucial for maintaining biodiversity in forests. As…
New research out of Cornell University has suggested plants can communicate with each other when under attack from pests. This plant-to-plant signalling is made possible by what are known a…
The forestry industry has been invited to trial and provide feedback on new virtual reality (VR) technology that could revolutionise how field inventory practices are managed. Attendees a…
New evidence-based information has demonstrated the financial viability of private native forests in southern Queensland and northern New South Wales, as well as the potential improveme…
The properties of timber vary depending on the direction of the grain, with parallel to grain timber elements tending to be stronger than their perpendicular to grain counterparts. A more ac…
The aim of this study was to re-establish the characteristic perpendicular to grain values for common timber species used in construction from Australia and overseas and to develop a method…
The latest episode of the Forest and Wood Products Australia (FWPA) WoodChat series of podcasts has launched today. It focuses on the exciting takeaways of FWPA and other Australian represe…
The Forest and Wood Products Australia (FWPA) Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Friday 29 November saw Tony Arnel re-elected to the board, as the organisation looks to continue growing the for…