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AUSTRALIAN FORESTRY FOR A BETTER FUTURE: CHALLENGES OPPORTUNITIES AND STRATEGIES. ONE MILLION HA OF PLANTINGS PER YEAR FOR BIO-METHANOL FOR TRANSPORTATION.

HARDWOOD DOMESTIC MARKETS - OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES. INSTANCE OF 70% VOLUME AT 15 YEARS MEETING SAWLOG SPECIFICATIONS. SUCH CHANGE TO BENEFIT GROWERS

NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN RADIAL MILLING. WHAT THEY MEAN FOR TREE GROWERS IN A CHANGING INDUSTRY. MAXIMISES RECOVERY WHERE WOOD QUALITY IS BEST IN A LOG.

EXPORT MARKETS - OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWERS. AUSTRALIA IS WELL POSITIONED TO SUPPLY THE IMPENDING WOOD DEFICITS IN CHINA, INDIA, JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA.

SOUTH EAST SOUTH AUSTRALIA WATER POLICY. PLANTATIONS WILL NEED LICENCES FOR WATER AND AREAS OF PLANTATIONS WILL BE REDUCED AS WATER IS OVER-ALLOCATED.

TREATMENT OF PLANTATION WATER INTERCEPTION IN NATIONAL WATER POLICY. INTERCEPTION HAS BEEN GROSSLY OVERSTATED AND PLANTATION RESTRICTIONS IS NT JUSTIFIED.

PARTNERSHIPS IN ACTION - TREE FARMING IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA. EXAMPLE OF JOINTLY FUNDED - FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS WITH FARMERS AND INDUSTRY FOR PLANTATIONS

PARTNERSHIPS IN ACTION - TREE FARMING IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA. EXAMPLE OF JOINTLY FUNDED - FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS WITH FARMERS AND INDUSTRY FOR PLANTATIONS

EXPERIENCES AND LESSONS FROM A HARDWOOD CO-OPERATIVE. "FFORNE". AIM IS FOR SAWLOGS LONG TERM, BUT LACK OF SCALE AND INTEREST BY BUSINESSES ARE PROBLEMS

THE AUSTRALIAN DEER ASSOCIATION. PROPERTY BASED GAME MANAGEMENT PROGRAM. JOINTLY MANAGING DEER AND SHOOTING WITH LANDOWNERS IN SOUTHERN NSW AND VICTORIA.

THE AUSTRALIAN DEER ASSOCIATION. PROPERTY BASED GAME MANAGEMENT PROGRAM. JOINTLY MANAGING DEER AND SHOOTING WITH LANDOWNERS IN SOUTHERN NSW AND VICTORIA.

NATIONAL FOREST POLICY DIRECTIONS. CAPITALISE ON EMERGING ISSUES FOR GROWERS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, SALINITY AND BIODIVERSITY

NATIONAL FOREST POLICY DIRECTIONS. CAPITALISE ON EMERGING ISSUES FOR GROWERS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, SALINITY AND BIODIVERSITY

NATIONAL FOREST POLICY DIRECTIONS. CAPITALISE ON EMERGING ISSUES FOR GROWERS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, SALINITY AND BIODIVERSITY

PRIVATE FORESTRY UNPLUGGED. PRIVATE NATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT - RESPONSE TO POLICY SHIFTS. SOME PRIVATE OWNERS ARE EXAMPLES OF EXCELLENCE AND NOW MODELS

WHERE HAS VICTORIA GONE IN FOREST POLICY? WHERE IS IT GOING? ANSWER - NOWHERE! STATE GOVERNMENT IS WRESTLING WITH CONFLICTS AND NEED FOR INDUSTRY TO BE PROACTIVE

NEW TAX ARRANGEMENTS FOR MANAGED INVESTMENT SCHEMES - WHY AND HOW AND WHAT THEY MEAN. 70% PLANTATION EXTENSION IN LAST DECADE BY MIS. BUSINESS TAX ALLOWED

EXPANDING OPPORTUNITIES: CREATING PARTNERSHIPS AND BUSINESS IN NEW OPERATIONAL REGION. ACCEPTANCE AT TUMBARUMBA THROUGH SOCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL NETWORKS.

PROSPECTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES MARKETS. MARKET FOR SERVICES ON CARBON ACCOUNTING BEING ACCEPTED BUT MORE DEVELOPMENT FOR SALINITY AND BIODIVERSITY

ROADS, RATES AND . . FOREST SINKS. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTION SUPPORTING CARBON SINK ESTABLISHMENT. EXAMPLES FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS PROMOTING CARBON CAPTURE

CARBON IN FOREST PRODUCTS - MARKET OPPORTUNITY. ACCEPTANCE OF STORAGE IN FUTURE EMISSIONS TRADING STILL NEEDED. GROWERS NEED TO CONSIDER BIOENERGY IN FUTURE.

BUSHFIRE STRATEGIES FOR FOREST GROWERS. FLAMMABILITY; CLIMATE CHANGE; LARGE SCALE PLANTINGS ALL MEAN GREATER RISK. MEETING THIS NEED.

BUSHFIRE RISK MODELING: IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE FOR FOREST GROWERS. MORE LIGHTNING; HIGHER INTENSITIES; GREATER VARIABILITY LEAD TO WORK ON PREDICTIVE MODELS.

BUSHFIRE WEATHER - RECENT TRENDS AND CLIMATE CHANGE PROJECTIONS. IPPC'S AR4 SCENARIOS FOR CLIMATES IN 2020 AND 2050 ARE BEING USED TO FORESEE FIRES IN SE AUSTRALIA

TROPICAL FORESTRY IN AUSTRALIA: NEW FRONTIER? CARBON STORAGE ADDS A NEW OBJECTIVE FOR PRIVATE FOREST OWNERS, BUT RECOMMENDATIONS NEED MUCH MORE INFORMATION.

SUB TROPICAL EUCALYPT PLANTATIONS IN AUSTRALIA. A NEW OPPORTUNITY AND CHALLENGE. DISCUSSES SOILS, CLIMATES, SPECIES, CURRENT PLANTINGS AND KNOWN PESTS

ECONOMICS OF TROPICAL FORESTRY: EXPERIENCES WITH RAINFOREST, EUCALYPT AND EXOTIC SPECIES. REVIEWS MANY TRIALS. FEW SUCCESSES DUE TO DISTANT MARKETS & SMALL SCALE

PRODUCTION OF FUEL ETHANOL FROM WOOD. DESCRIBES NEW PROCESSES AND PILOT MILL WITH BETTER EFFICIENCIES WITH FOREST WASTES THAN WITH GRAIN WITH LIGNIN AS FUEL.

FORESTS FOR BIOENERGY - MARKETS AND RESOURCES FOR FIREWOOD IN SOUTH EAST AUSTRALIA. ARCHAIC METHODS NEED AMENDING IN GROWING, HARVESTING AND FOR SUSTAINABILITY.

PROSPECTING FOR COMMERCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR AGROFORESTRY IN AUSTRALIA. SYSTEMATIC ECONOMIC MODELLING BASED ON EXPERIENCES TO DATE.

A NATIVE DRY SCLEROPHYLL FOREST MANAGEMENT TOOLBOX. WHAT CAN BE DONE AND WHAT CANNOT AIM TO AID MANAGEMENT DECISIONS FOR OWNERS

CARBON SEQUESTRATION OF MIXED SPECIES RAINFOREST PLANTINGS IN TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL EASTERN AUSTRALIA. CARBON TO HELP ECONOMICS FOR ROTATIONS TO VALUE-ADD

RESEARCH FINDINGS OF GROUP MARKETING OF FARM FORESTRY TIMBER AIMED AT ARCHITECTS. CONCENTRATED ON E. CLADOCALYX BECAUSE OF ITS PROPERTIES BENEFITS GROWERS

MARKET MECHANISMS FOR GROWERS. DISCUSSES CHALLENGES TO GROWERS BECAUSE THEIR OUTPUTS MISMATCH THE PROCESSORS' REQUIREMENTS. WOOD MARKETING ON-LINE

MARKETREE - NEW WEB-BASED MARKETING FOR FORESTS AND TIMBER. ESTABLISHED BY AUSTRALIAN FOREST GROWERS - GROWERS TO SIGNAL SALES; PROCESSORS THEIR BUYS.

DO FARM FORESTRY AND LARGE-SCALE PLANTATION FORESTRY HAVE DIFFERENT IMPACTS ON RURAL POPULATION? ANSWERS TO CLAIMS FROM SURVEYS IN VICTORIA AND SOUTH AUSTR.

SOCIAL REALITIES: WORKING WITHIN COMPLEX SOCIAL WORLDS DISCUSSES EXPECTATIONS, MISUNDERSTANDINGS ETC. WHEN PLANTATIONS EXPAND INTO FARMING AREAS.

FARM FORESTRY - LIKING THE TIME AND REALISING THE OPPORTUNITY DISCUSSES THE OUTLOOKS AND EXPECTATIONS OF A FARMER AND A PLANTATION FORESTER - MAY DIFFER!

EUCALYPT PLANTATIONS AS HABITAT FOR FAUNA IN RURAL LANDSCAPES. DESIGNS FOR IMPROVING BIO-DIVERSITY. RETENTION OF NATIVE FOREST; SPECIES & ROTATION LENGTHS,

A BRIEF DISCUSSION OF HABITAT INTEGRITY IN REMNANT AND PLANTED VEGETATION SOUTH WEST SLOPES NSW. STRUCTURAL DIVERSITY AND COMPLEXITY OF VEGETATION IMPORTANT .

TIMBERCORP FORESTRY PLANTATIONS AND BIODIVERSITY. WATERWAYS AND WETLANDS AND OTHER FACTORS IDENTIFIED BEFORE ESTABLISHMENT AND PRESERVED. CODES ADHERED TO.

PLANTATIONS 2020 VISION - 11 YEARS ON. AIM GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE WOOD SUPPLY AND DOMESTIC PROCESSING. WATER USEAGE IS MINOR; SOCIAL IMPACTS AND CARBON DISCUSSED.

GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR AUSTRALIA FORESTRY. SOURCE OF HARDWOOD AND SOFTWOOD FIBRE THROUGH WOODCHIPS. CHINA WILL BE 50% OF GLOBAL GROWTH IN NEXT 20 YEARS

FORESTRY'S RESPONSE TO EMISSIONS TRADING. REFORESTATION POST 1990; HARVESTED WOOD PRODUCTS; BIOENERGY; PROBLEMS IN ACCOUNTING CARBON

EMISSIONS TRADING POLICY. FARMERS' PERSPECTIVE

GROWING FORESTS IN A CHANGING CLIMATE. WILLMOTT FORESTS' EXPERIENCE IN EXPANDING PLANTATIONS IN NEW REGIONS AND ENGAGING WITH THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES

EXPANSION OF PLANTATION FORESTS IN MURRAY VALLEY REGION OF S. E. AUSTRALIA - SOCIAL INTERACTIONS & PROSPECTS. DEMOGRAPHIC STUDY TOWONG SHIRE. FARMER REACTIONS

.PLANTED FORESTS AND THE SEARCH FOR A SOCIAL LICENCE TO OPERATE. CONCERNS OF ADJOINING LANDOWNERS ARE DISCUSSED. THIRD PARTY CERTIFICATION TO ALLAY FEARS

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FORESTS AND AGRICULTURE -A HISTORICAL AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE. SUSTAINABILITY BETWEEN AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY DISCUSSED

FOREST CERTIFICATION: MARKET INSTRUMENT OR ACADEMIC THEOLOGY? GROWERS NEED TO FOSTER INTEGRITY OF CERTIFICATION FOR THEIR OWN WELFARE

POSTER: EFFECTS OF DEPTH TO WATER TABLE ON TREE GROWTH IN A LOW RAINFALL SYSTEM.

POSTER: PROPAGATION EFFECTS ON GROWTH AND FORM IN PINUS RADIATA

POSTER: REGULATION PHILANTHROPY. TO MUCH STICK & NOT ENOUGH CARROT FOR SUSTAINABLE NATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT.

POSTER: REGULATION PHILANTHROPY. TO MUCH STICK & NOT ENOUGH CARROT FOR SUSTAINABLE NATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT.

POSTER: ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF 15 YEAR OLD SMALL SCALE SILVICULTURAL TREATMENTS IN DRY SCLEROPHYLL, NSW

POSTER: A DRY SCLEROPHYLL FOREST MANAGEMENT TOOLBOX. WHAT CAN BE DONE? WHAT CANNOT?

POSTER: SURVEY OF SUSTAINABLE BIOMASS RESOURCE FOR IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY

POSTER: IMPROVING SMALL-SCALE-PLANTATION HEALTH SURVEILLANCE IN VICTORIA.

POSTER: QUICK AND EASY EUCALYPT SAWLOGS WITH FINAL-SPACE GROUP PLANTING

POSTER: MOUNT RAE FOREST CASE STUDY: A GOVERNMENT GONE TOO FAR.

POSTER: DENDROCHRONOLOGY AND SOIL CHARACTERISTICS OF A SOUTHERN TABLELANDS PRIVATE NATIVE FOREST

POSTER: PROJECTING FARM SCALE PRODUCTION VOLUMES AND VALUES IN PRIVATE NATIVE FORESTS

POSTER: FAMILY FARM?: WHAT CHANGE IN AGRICULTURE MEANS FOR FARM FORESTRY IN 21ST CENTURY

POSTER: EFFECT OF INITIAL SPACING ON WOOD PROPERTIES OF 7 YEAR OLD PILULARIS PLANTATIONS

POSTER: HOW ACCURATE ARE MANUAL LOG MEASUREMENTS?

POSTER ON CD: PERIOD 1965 - 1982 PETER GAUSSEN'S PRESIDENCY MAINLY. FILE AFDIHIST.DOC. WRITTEN AT THE REQUEST OF AFG IN 1995

POSTER ON CD: PERIOD 1982 - 1990 MICHAEL HALL'S PRESIDENCY. FILE AFGHIST.DOC. WRITTEN AT THE REQUEST OF AFG IN 1995

POSTER ON CD: PERIOD 1990 - 1994 BOB PATERSON'S PRESIDENCY. FILE AFGHIST2.DOC. WRITTEN AT THE REQUEST OF AFG IN 1995

MOUNT GAMBIER 10.10.10. INTEGRATING OUR RESOURCES. WELCOME - GREEN TRIANGLE LARGEST PLANTATION RESOURCE - PINE AND BLUE GUM. NO CONFERENCE MANAGERS BUT NATIONAL OFFICE.

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