New Zealand Forestry Bulletin

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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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Issue	Feature Articles
Spring 2006 (510k)	Big wait for Taupo plan Can government share our vision? Forest Accord celebrated Perches for dawn chorus
Winter 2006 (450k)	Static electricity talks Forest of dreams Stronger world voice ‘Better dress’ includes research
Autumn 2006 (230k)	Explaining our forests Answer to Kyoto prayers Forest of dreams Concerns raised with ministers
Spring 2005 (460k)	Taupo nitrate plan a mess Economic cornerstone needs attention LIRA funds forest-floor research Morale booster at forum
Winter 2005 (500k)	KYOTO: Talks may resolve impasse Restructure moves forward National standard adopted New chief executiv
Autumn 2005 (440k)	Forest risks ignored in Government access policy New forestry minister; big vision Anderton on Kyoto Telling customers about FSC
Summer 2004 (520k)	Biofuels need a leg-up Wood is good Native tree encouragement Sustainability stamp sought
Spring 2004 (430k)	Road rates discriminate Work for the common good One H&S database at last? Ignore safety at your peril
Winter 2004 (980k)	Lakes to be cleaned Boards consider levy Research funding boost Fire fighting futures
Autumn 2004 (340k)	BIA standards ignore public health Changing times Consultants study leavy Peak time for pest watch
Summer 2003 (150k)	Industry levy proposal widely endorsed Equitable funding needed Forest potential still looking bright Chinese approve radiata
Spring 2003 (150k)	No need to treat all framing timber Inevitable growing pains Foresters unfairly treated by councils Forest certification
Winter 2003 (129k)	UNFF promotes benefits of planted forests Positively progressive industry FSC gets up to speed with New Zealand forests Moths keep MAF on its toes
Autumn 2003 (167k)	Stay vigilant - NZ forest owners warned The upside from Australian fires Funding boost for bio-protection International forest experts meet in New Zealand
Summer 2002 (208k)	Certification gets closer NZFOA opposes ACC rates increase PPC - not in our backyard Forestry should get surplus credits NZFOA calls for common sense transport strategy
Spring 2002 (278k)	New Zealanders help fight US forest fires Energy from forest wastes Biosecurity a top priority Driers appreciate stable loads War declared on Dothistroma
Winter 2002 (117k)	Rule change approved - forty per cent less rollovers expected Power planning underway NZIF looks to improve forestry's image Carbon credits a sore point PM: Forestry needs more trainees
Autumn 2002 (569k)	Protecting New Zealand's forests An industry in transition Executive Council underway National standards yet to be finalised Longer trucks, lower risk
December 2001 (390k)	Climate Change Dominates Debate Industry Meeting The Challenges Ground-Breaking Accord Signed Deep Concern Over Kyoto Protocol 'Positive Spirit' Propels Certification Process
September 2001 (278k)	Kyoto Paper Confirms Worst Fears No Let-up In Local Governement Intrusion of Forest Industry Reduce RMA Costs, Says Panel GMO Approval Process Will Cost Plenty
June 2001 (189k)	The Signs Are All Bad Industry Sights on Research Funding Landowners An Endangered Species Setback For Industry On Car Inspection
February 2001 (393k)	Government Backs Processing Strategy Apprenticeships Take Off Pest on the Prowl

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