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It’s not exactly Macbeth’s dreaded Birnam Wood, but some forests appear to be on the move. As global temperatures increase, there is likely to be a pattern of migration by some tree species in t…

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In the US, the removal of timber harvest residue during harvesting may be a benefit for wild bees. There’s always a buzz around bees. They aren’t the only insect pollinators, but they are the st…

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Global warming and changes in weather patterns are affecting tree growth and may have a significant economic impact on the forest and wood products industries worldwide. This will also affe

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Flooded gum (Eucalyptus grandis) seedlings’ growth rates can be affected by the growing conditions the parent plants experienced. The ‘maternal environment effect’ has been known for mor…

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While foresters don’t necessarily have to abandon their diameter tapes and vertex hypsometers, there is no denying that rapidly-evolving remote sensing technologies are revolutionisin

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FWPA Forest Research Manager Jodie Mason has been working for the last few months with a group of FWPA members, through the Grower Research Advisory Committee (GRAC). The group is collaborat…

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FWPA has just issued our 47th Technical Design Guide — Timber Bollards: for protection and traffic control — which is freely available on the WoodSolutions website. Design Guide 47 covers th…