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TASMANIAN John Please and his family will be honorary goodwill ambassadors for the state on their 12-day holiday to Hawaii this month. (December)
TASMANIA’S bush is unveiling its annual pre-Christmas decoration, and one of its biggest fans reckons the display could be one of the best ever.
Forest industry legend Andy Padgett believes the good late winter and spring rain has been a tonic for the bush and has native waratah bursting with blooms.
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A REVIEW of a decade of research at the Warra Long Term Ecological Research Site on the ecology and management of dead wood (or coarse woody debris) has been published in the latest edition of the Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club’s annual publication The Tasmanian Naturalist.
AN agreement between Forestry Tasmania and the Tasmanian Beekeepers Association acknowledges the joint objectives of the two industries and will ensure the ongoing viability of southern Tasmania’ only substantial leatherwood resource.
Tasmanians concerned about global warming should promote forestry and use as much wood as possible.
People attending the Walk Against Global Warming are being urged to spend a few more hours in the Derwent Valley to enjoy the delights of the new Adventure Hub at Maydena.
FORESTRY Tasmania has won the Ride to Work Day Workplace Challenge participation award for businesses with between 100-239 staff for the second year in a row.
This year with 27 people registered to be part of the event, most of whom ride to work on a regular basis.
Continue Reading...THE Forest Nursery and Seed Centre at Perth can now be contacted free of charge from anywhere in Tasmania following an update of Forestry Tasmania’s phone systems.
The new statewide freecall number is 1800 FOREST (1800 367 378).
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