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Australia's forests and forestry glossary launched — News

Australia's forests and forestry glossary launched

30 September 2020

The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) has released 'Australia's forests and forestry glossary', a stand-alone publication, developed from the glossary published in Australia's State of the Forests Report…

The time to plant trees is now, global timber demand expected to quadruple by 2050 — News

The time to plant trees is now, global timber demand expected to quadruple by 2050

19 August 2020

There is a global shortage of timber, and farmers are the key to delivering the commercially viable resource of the future. In fact, the global demand for timber is expected to quadruple by 2050 (The World Bank, 2016).

Study underway to improve durability to enhance the value of plantation, regrowth and regenerated eucalyptus — News

Study underway to improve durability to enhance the value of plantation, regrowth and regenerated eucalyptus

20 June 2020

Timber durability is generally rated by its resistance to fungal decay and insect attack and is a key factor for market acceptance of new building products.

Understand how trees improve the carbon balance - carbon investing improves your ROI from trees — News

Understand how trees improve the carbon balance - carbon investing improves your ROI from trees

19 June 2020

Many private landowners have expressed a strong interest in using trees to reduce climate impacts by sequestering more carbon.

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