(published 25 April 2011)
We're serious about zero; In search of a wooden phoenix; Bug law brings bigger bill; Forestry in a game of two halves; Biodiversity NPS concerns; NES revving at athe lights; What are trees worth to the community?
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New Zealand Forestry Bulletin
Other Bulletins
The New Zealand Forestry Bulletin is published quarterly by the New Zealand Forest Owners Association and is full of interesting news on forestry in New Zealand. You can download previous issues of the NZ Forestry Bulletin as PDF files below or see Latest Bulletin to view the latest issue.
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NZ Forestry Bulletin Autumn 2011
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NZ Forestry Bulletin Summer 2010
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(published 7 December 2010)
Wooden homes withstand the shake; Rhodes plays Cancun; Guidelines create a legal bind; GE Trials needed before debate; Carbon tide rolls in; Long NES march continues; A bach in cooee of White House; Fumigant controls tightened; FSC National Standard nearer 376Kb |
NZ Forestry Bulletin Winter 2010
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(published 24 August 2010)
Forestry - a nice place to be; Government hoists the sails; One-stop commercial design; New look for Bernie signs; Making forestry a safer place; Publicly funded science gets a shake-up; More user-pays in training; Come to Forestwood; EPA initiatives welcome
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NZ Forestry Bulletin Autumn 2010
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(published 26 April 2010)
Rodney decision evens playing field; Demand unpredictable but good; Uncertainty clouds carbon forestry; Power pylons show-down; Drug-free zone heads skyward; Illegal logging cop-out; FIDA funds Waiariki upgrade; Bug-free lights, eco-friendly exports; Nessie to emerge from loch
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NZ Forestry Bulletin Spring/Summer 2009
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(published 20 November 2009)
Forestwood a great success; FOA President honoured ; Separating out what's bankable ; ETS still holds too much uncertainty ; De Freitas dispels doubts ; More wood is better; Unlocking stored sunshine ; ECoP scores big award; Mill helps eradicate fire ant; His-vis changes coming
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NZ Forestry Bulletin Winter 2009
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(published 7 August 2009)
Hopes for stored carbon in CP2; Pellet deal may herald new era (Opinion - David Rhodes); Big conference in October; Hot competition for PGP funding ; Wins all round from new truck limits; Progress at last for fresh water; An NPS for freshwater; NES for forestry in prospect; Major challenges face Copenhagen talks; NZWood rolling on; Forestry games draws students; Safety plan revitalised
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