Research Highlights

Listed are summaries of some of the research undertaken by Forestry Tasmania's Division of Forestry Research & Development. Please click on the links below to view.

Conservation of mature-forest biodiversity in production forest landscapes
Water quality in native forests
Use of plantation timber for fine furniture
How do pests and diseases affect the choice of planting Eucalyptus nitens or E. globulus?
Linking the leaf beetle IPM program with health surveillance
Forest carbon export via head-water streams
Achieving good ecological outcomes in aggregated retention coupes
Surveillance of plantations on State forest to detect pest and disease problems
New seed orchard advances - E. nitens genetic improvement program
The value of overseas experience in advancing research for operational improvements
Using GPS to conduct regeneration surveys
A new silviculture for Tasmania’s public forests
A Pesticide Impact Rating Index for Tasmania
Are sawlogs from thinned native forest as good a quality as sawlogs from unthinned forest?
Biodiversity responses to alternative silvicultural treatments in the Silvicultural Systems Trial (SST)
Decision-support tools for browsing management
Forest health surveillance
How beetle assemblages change with altitude along the Warra–Mount Weld altitudinal transect
Managing regeneration burns in aggregated retention (ARN) coupes
Predicting annual plantation water use

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