Forestry Tasmania today announced details of its Forest Stewardship Council® certification project, and invited its stakeholders to share the journey.
Read More »Forestry Tasmania is cautiously optimistic about the future despite another difficult trading year in 2012-13.
Read More »Forestry Tasmania is offering the community, as well as staff, customers and other stakeholders, the chance to have their say on how the organisation engages with them.
Read More »Forestry Tasmania is planning to begin its spring fuel reduction burning program around the State from this Sunday.
Read More »More effective use of pulpwood and forest residues generated under the Tasmanian Forests Agreement can deliver a $200 million boost to earnings and hundreds of new jobs, together with sustainable environmental benefits, according to a German expert who has spent the past five months studying the State’s bioenergy potential.
Read More »Forestry Tasmania Chairman Bob Annells today urged full implementation of the Tasmanian Forest Agreement immediately after enabling legislation is passed by State Parliament.
Read More »Forestry Tasmania’s planned burns program was designed to achieve science-based best practice in regeneration of native forests, head of the Fire Management Branch, Nigel Foss, said today.
Read More »Forestry Tasmania says claims by Greens Member for Lyons Tim Morris about timber harvesting on the Plenty Plateau are without foundation.
Read More »Forestry Tasmania’s planned burns program for 2013 has commenced, Head of Fire Management Branch Nigel Foss said today.
Read More »A landmark study has found that appropriately managed production forest landscapes have a similar biodiversity to that of largely undisturbed landscapes.
Read More »Forestry Tasmania has confirmed that Chairman, Bob Annells, met with Kim Booth MP and local sawmillers this afternoon, to inspect logs on the Burnie Wharf.
Read More »Firefighters trying to black out the fire which has burnt through more than 3,100 hectares of bush at Montumana in the North West of Tasmania are warning local communities to expect more smoke over the weekend or early next week.
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