In partnership with timber industry groups, Forestry Tasmania have begun airing a television commercial demonstrating the pride it takes in regenerating native forests.
Continue Reading...Forestry Tasmania has begun loading a 23,000 tonne shipment of export peeler logs for the Chinese market. The ship, Global Nextage arrived in Hobart yesterday afternoon and contractors began trucking the logs to the wharf for loading last night.
Continue Reading...TOURISTS and locals again have access to the Sandspit Forest Reserve and an alternative route from the Tasman Peninsula to the East Coast with the reopening of Wielangta Rd on May 6.
Continue Reading...Forestry Tasmania undertook three burns in the central north and north-east of the state today.
Continue Reading...Forestry Tasmania has shared a site with Private Forests Tasmania at this year’s Agfest rural expo. The synergies of the two organisations must have played a part in the decision of judges to award the display “the best single site” prize for 2011.
Continue Reading...EVERY year in autumn in Tasmania there are days when the skies are full of smoke from private burn-offs. fuel-reduction
burns and regeneration burns, and the newspapers are full of letters asking why it is necessary to burn. "There must be alternatives." they say.
USE of fire in forest management in Tasmania will be examined by Forestry Tasmania chief scientist Dr Steve Read at the 7th International Conference on Disturbance Dynamics in Boreal Forests at Saguenay in Quebec in May.
Continue Reading...Two Legislative Council committee inquiries - one into Forestry Tasmania's ground breaking initiative to release half yearly results and the second into the potential impacts of the Statement of Principles Agreement- today was a good opportunity to put our position on the public record.
Continue Reading...Forestry Tasmania is continually working to refine its operations to minimise smoke in populated areas, and so far this year there has been only one smoke event to which regeneration burns have contributed.
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Several popular visitors sites in the State forests of the North East are to remain closed indefinitely as a result of last month’s downpours.
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