With daylight savings soon approaching, our body ‘clocks’ will soon adjust to the change in environment. Just like humans, plants also have the innate ability to tell the time and coordinate…

New research to help determine how well forests are adapting to the rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has shown drier forests are adapting more rapidly than their wetter cousi…

Scientists have developed important new guidelines to ensure appropriate riskmanagement practices are considered when dealing with the unique features associated with karst terrain. T…

Cross-industry pest surveillance is set to benefit from the development of new diagnostic technology. The aim is to speed up detection of airborne pests and diseases, while reducing the cos…

This November, the Australian and New Zealand forestry communities will descend on ForestTECH 2019, for one of the most significant dates in the industry’s annual calendar. Hosted for fore…

A new research project is seeking to understand the biology and ecology of a recently introduced pest known as giant pine scale on Pinus radiata, to quantify the impact on native ecosystems an…

FWPA has continued to prepare for the next phase of strategic investment in grower R&D. The plans are intended to increase the value of Australia’s commercial forests through the renew…

Researchers from the University of Tasmania, with support from industry partners Forico and Britton Timbers, were inspired by the opportunities associated with the estimated 960,000 ha o…