So, what’s in the water in Australia at the moment? Forward thinking and ambitious planning is being undertaken by the forestry industry to grow the industry, encourage innovation, improve profitability and attract investment.
In this issue:
So, who’s buying NZ carbon credits? Log [ More ] [ Read More ]A steady increase in regional wood availability will lead to new opportunities for the Northland wood processing sector and the wider community, say the authors of the latest wood availability forecast report. [ Read More ]
Today’s news that the total area of forest in New Zealand has reduced by 14,000 hectares highlights the need for sustainable Green New Deal forestry solutions, the Green Party said today. The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry figures also show ... [ Read More ]
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry today made public the provisional data from its A National Exotic Forest Description (NEFD) report on its website. The NEFD 2009 provisional release provides a detailed description of New Zealand’s planted forests ... [ Read More ]
New Zealand officials have rejected claims by Canadian conservation groups that proposals to change the carbon accounting rules for harvested forests was “cheating”. Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry adviser Bryan Smith said the use of exotic plantation trees as carbon "sinks" [ More ] [ Read More ]
© Copyright NZ Wood | Terms & Conditions
Work out the carbon footprint of your building project.
Estimate the carbon footprint of your house given your choice of materials.
Learn about the life cycle of wood -planting, growth, harvest and end-use.
(1).jpg)
Entry form for the Timber Design Awards
