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MEDIA RELEASE: Carbon methods for native forests must be ‘nature positive’

2024-11-15T11:26:23+11:00October 30th, 2024|Latest News, Media Release|

MEDIA RELEASE
Wednesday 30 October 2024

Carbon methods for native forests must be ‘nature positive’

Forestry Australia is calling on the Australian Government to ensure that new ACCU Scheme carbon methods developed for managing native forests are truly ‘nature positive’, of high integrity and robustness, and will support the long-term health and resilience of our native forests and

MEDIA RELEASE: Realising healthy and resilient forests for our future

2024-11-15T11:26:36+11:00October 29th, 2024|Latest News, Media Release|

MEDIA RELEASE
Tuesday 29 October 2024

Realising healthy and resilient forests for our future

Some 300 scientists, researchers, forestry professionals and foresters have gathered for Forestry Australia’s National Symposium being held in Ballarat this week.

The key theme for the Symposium is Healthy and resilient forests for our future.

Acting Forestry Australia President, Dr Bill Jackson, said healthy forests can

MEDIA RELEASE: Forestry Australia says Queensland Government have jumped gun on Greater Glider Forest Park

2024-09-04T12:50:49+10:00September 4th, 2024|Latest News, Media Release|

MEDIA RELEASE
Wednesday 4 September 2024

Forestry Australia says Queensland Government have jumped the gun on Greater Glider Forest Park

Forestry Australia is disappointed the Miles Labor Government is jumping the gun in declaring a Greater Glider Forest Park.

Forestry Australia’s Acting President, Dr Bill Jackson, said while Forestry Australia supports conserving threatened species and habitats, the new commitment

MEDIA RELEASE: Forestry Australia welcomes further definition of active forest management

2024-08-28T14:35:46+10:00August 28th, 2024|Latest News, Media Release|

MEDIA RELEASE
Wednesday 28 August 2024

Forestry Australia welcomes further definition of active forest management

Forestry Australia has welcomed the publication of an academic paper looking at the issue of active management of forests.

The paper, Active management: a definition and considerations for implementation in forests of temperate Australia (Bennett et al. 2024) has been published in

PRESIDENT UPDATE: Dr Michelle Freeman parental leave | Acting President Dr Bill Jackson

2024-08-13T16:59:20+10:00August 13th, 2024|Latest News, Media Release|

PRESIDENT UPDATE
Tuesday 13 August 2024

Dr Michelle Freeman parental leave | Acting President Dr Bill Jackson

Forestry Australia President, Dr Michelle Freeman, has recently commenced parental leave – and on behalf of our members, we wish Dr Freeman all the very best as she starts 12 months’ leave to focus on her growing family!

We are delighted to

MEDIA RELEASE: Forestry Australia Proposal | Expanding carbon credits to native forests

2024-07-30T10:11:59+10:00July 30th, 2024|Latest News, Media Release|

MEDIA RELEASE
Tuesday 30 July 2024

Forestry Australia Proposal: Expanding carbon credits to native forests

Forestry Australia is leading an Australian initiative to expand Australia’s carbon credits across all native forest tenures, including State forests, private native forests, forests managed by Traditional Owners, national parks and conservation reserves.

The Forestry Australia ‘Enhancing Native Forest Resilience’ proposal is a forest-sector-led

MEDIA RELEASE: Top 10 Tree Planting Tips for National Tree Day

2024-07-26T16:41:39+10:00July 26th, 2024|Latest News, Media Release|

MEDIA RELEASE
Saturday 27 July 2024

Top 10 Tree Planting Tips for National Tree Day

Forestry Australia is encouraging Australians to roll up their sleeves and join the nationwide call to plant one million native trees this National Tree Day, Sunday July 28.

To help budding green thumbs, the scientists at Forestry Australia have put their collective wisdom together

MEDIA RELEASE: Forestry Australia welcomes Strathbogie decision

2024-04-02T12:17:17+11:00April 2nd, 2024|Latest News, Media Release|

MEDIA RELEASE
Tuesday 2 April 2024

Forestry Australia welcomes Strathbogie decision

Forestry Australia has welcomed the decision by the Federal Court to allow planned prescribed burns in the Strathbogie Forest.

In the Federal Court today, Justice Horan dismissed a move to stop four prescribed burns in the forest.

Forestry Australia President Dr Michelle Freeman said prescribed burning recognises Australia’s fire-dependent

OPINION: Standing up for our profession

2024-03-22T11:48:32+11:00March 22nd, 2024|Latest News, Media Release|


Opinion: Standing up for our profession

Having a high profile should not provide anyone a free pass to speak disrespectfully and unfairly about others.

Forestry Australia is appalled by the misinformation about forest scientists and professionals that has been perpetuated by lobbyists and anti-forestry campaigners in recent media articles. It is hard not to think that such

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