MEDIA RELEASE
Friday 21 October 2022
Forestry Australia Symposium Day 2
The important role active and adaptive forest management can play in mitigating climate change and resulting flood and fire events has been centre stage of Day 2 …
MEDIA RELEASE
Thursday 20 October 2022
Reimagining collaboration among experts from differing fields will be key to Australia’s forests being able to continue to benefit society for generations to come.
That’s been one of the …
MEDIA RELEASE
Wednesday 19 October 2022
A cross-section of the nation’s leading minds have converged in Albury to reimagine the future of Australian forestry and share knowledge and ideas to ensure forests can benefit generations to come.
Over 320 scientists, researchers, forestry professionals …
Forestry Australia’s Annual General Meeting will be held as follows:
Date: Friday 21 October 2022
Time: 4.30pm – 5.15 pm (AEDT)
Location: Forestry Australia’s 2022 Symposium, Albury Entertainment Centre, Albury NSW.
For more information including Annual Report, AGM Agenda …
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Friday 12 August 2022
Forestry Australia has welcomed Jim Wilson as new Vice President of the organisation, covering the position made vacant by Dr Michelle Freeman while she takes maternity leave.
“I am delighted to provide service to Forestry Australia as Vice President. The future is bright for …
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Wednesday 20 July 2022
Following the release, the Victorian Regional Forest Agreements (RFA) – Major Event Review of the 2019- 2020 bushfires, the peak national organisation representing over 1,000 forest scientists, professionals and growers have called for …
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Friday 15 July 2022
Forestry Australia is delighted to announce the appointment of two new co-chairs to lead its Future Foresters Initiative (FFI) Committee.
Alannah Rowe and David Faluyi will head up the committee made up of young forestry professionals and forest science students …
This Opinion Piece was published in the Ballarat Courier.
We may wonder if a tree falls in a forest with no one around whether anyone will hear it, but if a forest is flattened in a windstorm – will …
This opinion piece was published in The Mercury
Tasmania’s status as the only Australian state to achieve negative carbon emissions in 2020 is an amazing achievement and one that should be celebrated. However, there …
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Wednesday 15 June
The peak national organisation representing forest scientists and professionals has refuted claims that native forest harvesting in Tasmania has impacted negatively on the climate*.
Forestry Australia President Bob Gordon said on the contrary, the carbon sequestering …