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SOUTHEM Online - Issue 250 – 23 August 2010
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HELI HARVEST LTD PROVIDING AERIAL HEAVY LIFTING SERVICES

Heli Harvest is New Zealand’s leading heavy helicopter operator. The
company has vast experience in heavy lifting tasks, including timber
harvesting, firefighting, disaster relief, construction, vineyard frost protection
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FOURTH FOREST ENGINEERING CONFERENCE – WHITE RIVER,

SOUTH AFRICA, April 5-7, 2011
First Announcement
“INNOVATION IN FOREST ENGINEERING -
ADAPTING TO STRUCTURAL CHANGE”
The Department of Forest and Wood Science at Stellenbosch University,

South Africa in conjunction with IUFRO, is proud to announce the
presentation of the 4th Forest Engineering Conference in April 5-7, 2011 at
the Protea Hotel, The Winkler, in White River, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
For further information please contact Hannél Ham (hamh@sun.ac.za) or
Pierre Ackerman (packer@sun.ac.za).
(SEE BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS)
TIMBERLAND INVESTMENT CONFERENCE

Center for Forest Business
University of Georgia
March 23-25, 2011
The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation
Lake Oconee, Georgia, USA
Save the Date!

Forestry Climate, Investments and Opportunities are changing! Join us for our
2011 Timberland Investment Conference where we will provide you the latest
Forestry topics, speakers and opportunities. See details of the conference
below or go to the web site.
www.ugatimberlandinvestment.com
Seeing the Forest for Its Hedges

Bob Izlar from the Center for Forest Business was one of the experts recently
quoted by the New York Times on the long-term benefits of investment in
forestry.
http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/12/seeing-the-forest-for-its-
hedges/
(SEE BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS ON THE CONFERENCE)
PODCASTS: FOREST CARBON TOOL TO HELP WIDEN INVESTOR

REVENUE WINDOW
New Zealand company EITG has launched a new online forest carbon
assessment tool it believes will help widen the window of opportunity for
investors to gain returns from their forestry investments. For more
information, go to the podcast at:
http://www.southem.com/index.php?
option=com_content&task=view&id=1181&Itemid=1
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KIRCHNERS ALLEGE TORTURE IN BID TO DISLODGE NEWSPRINT

COMPANY OWNERS
Argentina’s newsprint supplier is at the centre of an ownership wrangle as
Presidential family, the Kirchners, attempt a state grab linked to torture
allegations during the 1970s military dictatorships. Reports suggest the
Kirchners will use the allegations to force newspaper groups Clarin and La
Nacion gained their stakes in Papel Prensa via alleged illegalities, human
rights abuses and coercion” against the family of a key stakeholder at the
time, banker David Gravier.
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GREENS POLICY SQUEEZE LOOMS AS AUSTRALIAN ELECTION

HANGS IN BALANCE
The Greens in Australia have suddenly become very important players in the
country’s federal politics after what looks like being the first hung parliament
since World War II. Although the outcome is not totally clear at this stage, it’s
considered that either of the major players will have to deal with Greens. The
party have been trenchant critics of the government’s climate change and
forest encouragement policies, and is expected to utilise its new electoral
power on key policy areas.
SECTOR ‘WAIT AND SEE’ APPROACH TO HUNG AUSTRALIAN

ELECTION
Meanwhile, Australia’s plantations and paper products industry is hoping that
the shape of the new government in Australia will be positive for the sector.
The Australian elections at the weekend left the country with a “hung
parliament”, with neither the governing Labor Party nor the opposition Liberal-
National Coalition having control. That leaves power shifting to The Greens,
which added its first member of parliament, and upped its presence in the
Senate, along with three rural-based independents. Industry agency, A3P, is
taking a wait and see approached to speculation on the final outcome.
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JOINT SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE SET TO MONITOR RIO URUGUAY

Argentina and Uruguay have established a committee of scientists to monitor
the Rio Uruguay as part of a resolution to a dispute over the alleged
environmental consequences of a pulp mill on the Uruguay side of the river.
The committee will study the impact of all industries’ effluent on the river.
ARGENTINA VOWS TO PREVENT SOROS-BACKED DAM ON RIO

URUGUAY
Meanwhile, the dispute between the government of Cristina Kirchner and the
newspaper group Clarin took an unusual twist with the announcement that
Argentina will prevent the building of a dam on the Rio Uruguay. The river
was at the centre of a dispute between Argentina and Uruguay over a pulp
mill built on the Uruguay side of the river, and news that Clarin and a
company associated with the American financier George Soros were planning
to build a dam led to a government move against the proposal.
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FIBRIA SPENDING A BILLION DOLLARS EXPANDING FOREST AREA

FOR NEW PULP PLANT
Brazilian group Fibria plans to invest about R$1.8 billion in expanding its
forest base in Mato Grosso do Sul in anticipation of the construction of a
second pulp plant in the region between 2014 and 2016.
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NEW APPOINTEES TO LEAD SOUTH AFRICA THROUGH LAND

REFORMS
The South African Government has appointed an Acting Director General and
an Acting Chief Land Claims Commissioner to oversee the way through the
next stage of the country’s attempt to settle contentious rural land claims.
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ALTO PARANÁ MOVES TO QUASH BID TO TAKE LAND FOR FOOD

PRODUCTION
Meanwhile, the Argentina subsidiary of Chile’s Arauco, Alto Paraná, has
warned that a proposal to take parcels of its land in the Argentine province of
Misiones for food production is unfeasible. The pulp and wood producers met
recently with Deputies in the Misiones Government, to discuss proposals that
would force Alto Paraná to make a third of its lands available for food
production.
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SAPPI APPOINTS CHAIR OF BLACK ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

COMPANY TO BOARD
Meanwhile, global pulp and paper group Sappi Ltd has announced that Valli
Moosa has joined the Sappi board with effect from 1 August 2010 as a non-
executive director, following the conclusion of Sappi’s R814 million black
economic empowerment transaction earlier in 2010. Moosa is currently the
chairman of Lereko Investments, Sappi’s strategic black economic
empowerment partner. He has held numerous leadership positions across
business, government, politics and civil society.
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A TASTE OF FORESTRY IN THE SUMMER FOR STUDENTS

Meanwhile, A3P‘s Canopy newsletter is reporting that Forestry Wood
Products Australia (FWPA) is putting together a national summer jobs
marketing campaign targeting science, agriculture and environment students
across 10 universities and is looking for industry to work with it to promote
their summer jobs and to provide students with their “first taste” of the forest
and wood products industry. For more information, email by 27 August to:
tania@sustainabilityatwork.com.au
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NEW FUNDACION CHILE PRESIDENT A FORWARD THINKER

Alvaro Fischer Abeliuk has been named the new President of Fundación
Chile, the Chilean President Sebastián Piñera announced recently in
conjunction with the new innovation agency’s directors. Abeliuk is a
renowned business and industry strategist and commentator, and is a
founding partner of the Resiter group, a member of the New York Academy of
Science and author of a number of forward-thinking books.
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NEW NCT FORESTRY CHAIR AIMS TO CONTINUE MARKET EXPANSION

STRATEGY
The new chair of leading South African forest and roundwood cooperative
NCT Forestry Co-operative Ltd, Harald Niebuhr, says expansion of market
opportunities and value adding activities will always be part of the agency’s
strategy. Niebuhr takes over from Carl Seele, who retired recently after
serving 18 years on the NCT Board, 16 in the chair.
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LAND-BASED TERTIARY EDUCATORS IN MERGER PROPOSAL

A merger is proposed for two New Zealand land-based tertiary education
facilities are proposing a merger. Public feedback is being sought on a
proposal by Lincoln University and Telford Rural Polytechnic to merge, a
statement said. The Minister for Tertiary Education, Steven Joyce, has put the
proposal out, with submissions invited until September 17.
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WINNER AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM EUREKA PRIZE

Professor David Lindenmayer of the Australian National University (ANU)
Fenner School of Environment and Society has won the Australian Museum
Eureka Prize for Environmental Research. His award recognises his
investigations into carbon storage in old-growth forests. This is the second
time Professor Lindenmayer has won the Environmental Research Award
ECOLOGIST RECEIVES CONSERVATION AWARD

Canterbury ecologist Dr Colin Burrows has been named by the New Zealand
Minister of Conservation as this year’s recipient of the prestigious Loder Cup.
Dr Burrows has been recognised for his significant dedication to Canterbury’s
natural history, botany and plant ecology.
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SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE ARTICLES OF INTEREST
AUSTRALIAN BUSHFIRE AND ASPECTS INFLUENCING IMPACTS

Crompton, R. P., K. J. McAneney, K. Chen, R. A. Pielke Jr., and K. Haynes,
2010 (in press): Influence of Location, Population and Climate on Building
Damage and Fatalities due to Australian Bushfire: 1925-2009. Weather,
Climate, and Society.
http://rogerpielkejr.blogspot.com/2010/08/new-paper-on-australian-
bushfires.html
CONTEMPORARY BORNEO
Fadzilah Majid Cooke (Editor). State, Communities and Forests in
Contemporary Borneo. Published July 2006. Asia-Pacific Environment
Monograph 1.
http://epress.anu.edu.au/borneo_citation.html
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
RESOURCE FORESTER
Hancock Forest Management NZ is looking to fill a key position in its resource
support team based in Nelson, New Zealand. The successful applicant will
have a sound knowledge and understanding of statistical principles and the
bility to apply these effectively; forest resource data capture and analysis; GIS
and information systems for large data sets; and the principles of key wood
quality attributes. Closes on Monday 30th August 2010
nikkikilpin@futurebiz.co.nz
APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR NEW SCION CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Applications have opened for a new Chief Executive for New Zealand’s
forestry and bio-science Crown research research agency, Scion. The
advertisement says Candidates will have an outstanding record of
achievement as an accomplished, high-level administrator and leader, in
organisations where innovation is a core business capability. For more info:
robert.storey@boyden.com
PROJECT MANAGER FOR TREE CROP TECHNOLOGIES

Tree Crop Technologies in Australia is advertising for a commercially astute
Project Manager to joint its team. Tree Crop Tech is an integrated forestry and
cropping research, consulting, plantation management and project delivery
company. The advertiser says this key position will manage large, complex
projects for clients principally in the Resources sector. Closes 30 August.
Contact Cath Neill on (07) 3221 1102 for more information or email:
info@treecroptech.com.au
FALKLAND ISLANDS GOVERNMENT - FISHERIES STOCK

ASSESSMENT SCIENTIST
Not forestry but may hold some interest to those with appropriate
qualifications etc: The advert says: Candidates should ideally be qualified to
PhD level in an appropriate fisheries, mathematical, or biological discipline
with at least two years' experience in fisheries stock assessment or other
relevant discipline, such as population dynamics. Email:
recruitment@falklands.gov.fk
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MEETINGS
TIMBERLAND INVESTMENT CONFERENCE

University of Georgia
March 23-25, 2011
The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation
Lake Oconee, Georgia, USA
Save the Date!

Forestry Climate, Investments and Opportunities are changing! Join us for our
2011 Timberland Investment Conference where we will provide you the latest
Forestry topics, speakers and opportunities. See details of the conference
below or go to the web site.
www.ugatimberlandinvestment.com
For decades, some university endowments, pension funds and other big
investors have put part of their money to work in the woods. They’ve bought
large tracts of timberland, viewing them as an asset class separate from
stocks, bonds and other forms of real estate, The New York Times’s Tim Gray
writes
UGA’s Center for Forest Business professionals and invited speakers will
provide you insight in the resilience of forest resources and how timberland
values have been impacted by the financial markets. The conference should
meet your timberland questions as well as provide you the information
necessary to make the most prudent timberland investment decisions
involving the process of purchasing, management and divesting a tract of
timberland.
The Center for Forest Business integrates the latest academic research and
sound financial methods to provide education and service to forest industry,
investors and landowners throughout the world.
For more information, contact:

Bob Izlar - bizlar@warnell.uga.edu
Director, Center for Forest Business
Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources
University of Georgia, Athens
Phone (706) 542-6819
FAX (706) 542-5073
Rich Molpus - rmolpus@warnell.uga.edu

Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources
University of Georgia, Athens
Phone (706) 542-5079
Cell (601) 421-1721
FOURTH FOREST ENGINEERING CONFERENCE – WHITE RIVER,

SOUTH AFRICA, April 5-7, 2011
First Announcement
“INNOVATION IN FOREST ENGINEERING -

ADAPTING TO STRUCTURAL CHANGE”
The Department of Forest and Wood Science at Stellenbosch University,

South Africa in conjunction with IUFRO, is proud to announce the
presentation of the 4th Forest Engineering Conference in April 5-7, 2011 at
the Protea Hotel, The Winkler, in White River, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
The Forest Engineering Conference (FEC) is an international event held every

four years and is a forum for forest engineers from around the world to share
their knowledge, experience, and emerging ideas. This meeting follows
previous successful FEC events held, in Mont-Tremblant, Canada (2007);
Växjö, Sweden (2003); and the inaugural event in Edinburgh, Scotland in
1999.
The three-day conference, will include both oral and poster presentations. A
full-day field excursion is being arranged for the 6th of April in and around the
Nelspruit and White River industrial forestry plantation of Komatiland Forests
and York Timbers. A call for papers and posters related to the conference
theme and other important information will follow this first announcement.
FEC sponsors’ logos will be added to the website, other official
correspondence and future announcements.
Important Dates:
Early Registration Deadline December 31, 2010

Late Registration Deadline January 31, 2011
Abstract Submission August 15, 2010
Contact Information:
For further information please contact Hannél Ham (hamh@sun.ac.za) or

Pierre Ackerman (packer@sun.ac.za).
SMALL FOREST OWNERS: IMPROVING FORESTS AND INDUSTRIES

26-27 August. III Small and Medium Forest Owners’ Forests Technical
Management Meeting - Improving the forest and the forest industries.
Córdoba, Argentina.
industriasforestales@agro.unc.edu.ar
LOG CABINS DEMAND GROWS

9 September 2010. Constructing Log Cabins. The increase in tourism and the
desire for staying in more environmentally friendly dwellings has given rise to
demand for log cabins. TM Salto Grande - Campo El Alambrado. Concordia,
Entre Ríos, Argentina. Contact INTA Concordia - Ing. Martín Sánchez Acosta:
msanchezacosta@correo.inta.gov.ar
AGROFORESTRY IN CORRIENTES
10 September 2010 - Virasoro- III Jornada Técnica del Instituto Agrotécnico
Navajas Centeno – Temas. Argentina: Nutrición vegetal; III Technical Day for
Agrotécnico Institute - Topics: Plant nutrition- Handling of agro-chemicals with
orientation to herbicides, pastures in forests, carbon funds - [supplementing
with cane of sugar, species with high conservation values; forest
administration; applied biotechnology. Lugar Virasoro - Corrientes Informes
03756 481886 iavnc@lasmarias.com.ar
FOREST PRODUCTS TRANSPORT FOCUS ON SOUTH AMERICAN

CHALLENGES
27-28 September 2010. International Forest Products Transport Association
(IFPTA) 2nd South American Regional Seminar. Sao Paulo, Brazil. The
IFPTA 2nd South American Regional Seminar will focus on the opportunities
and challenges for logistics companies in the growing South American forest
products markets. Throughout South America, infrastructure is one of the
most important challenges facing forest products logistics. How are
companies and governments responding to this challenge? What changes or
developments might be expected to accommodate the continued increase in
demand for South American forest products? www.ifpta.org/saconf2010
SOUTH GEORGIA TOWN MEETING
The meeting will include presentations covering the range of current scientific
work at South Georgia and there will be plenty of time built in for scientific
discussion, briefings on practical aspects and questions. The draft programme
and further details can be found at:
http://www.antarctica.ac.uk/about_bas/events/south_georgia/
SOCIAL WOOD BUSINESS

1 Ocober 2010 – Fifth Meeting Social Wood Business. Salón Magno del Hotel
Buganvillas de Santa Cruz, Bolivia. La Cámara Forestal de Bolivia (CFB). (3)
3332699, e-mail:
rueda.negocios@cfb.org.bo
CANOPY PROCESSES IN A CHANGING CLIMATE

7-15 October 2010 - Travelling Workshop: Canopy Processes in a Changing
Climate. South East Australia. IUFRO 2.01.12
http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division-2/20000/20100/20112/
Contact: Anthony O'Grady, anthony.ogrady(at)csiro.au
EMERGING ECONOMIC MECHANISMS AND FORESTS

5–7 October 2010. Emerging Economic Mechanisms: Implications for Forest-
Related Policies and Sector Governance, UN FAO, Rome, Italy.
http://forest-conf-fao.unitus.it/
NEW ZEALAND JOINT INDUSTRY CONFERENCE

11-13 October 2010. New Zealand Pine Manufacturers Association and Joint
Industry Conference at Te Papa, Wellington. October 11, Timber Design
Awards. October 12 Joint Conference. October 13 Individual
AGM/Conferences. Go to:
http://www.pine.net.nz/
REMOTE SENSING & GIS APPLICATIONS IN FOREST ENGINEERING

19-20 October 2010. 9th Seminar on Remote Sensing & GIS Applications in
Forest Engineering. Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil.
http://www.9seminarioflorestal.com.br/home/
FORESTRY EDUCATION AND RESEARCH FOR THE ASIA-PACIFIC

REGION
Call for Abstracts: Forestry Education and Research for the Asia-Pacific.
ICRAF, Manila, The Philippines, 23–25 November 2010. Abstract submission
deadline: 31 May 2010. This conference aims to strengthen the contribution
of forestry education and research towards sustainable forest management in
the Asia-Pacific region. The course is organized by the University of the
Philippines Los Banos, with support from the World Agroforestry Center
(ICRAF). For more information, go to:
http://www.mailprosx.com/mp/link.php?M=115574&N=1182&L=4540&F=H
AUSTRALASIAN FOREST GENETICS CONFERENCE

8-10 February 2011. Australasian Forest Genetics Conference: integrating
quantitative and molecular tools. Christchurch, New Zealand. Contact: Luis A.
Apiolaza, Email: Luis.Apiolaza(at)canterbury.ac.nz.
http://isebindia.com/icpep-4/icpep-4.html
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF WILLOW IN ARGENTINA

16-18 March 2011. III International Congress of Willows in Argentina (IIIº
Congreso Internacional de Salicáceas en Argentina). In Neuquén, Argentina.
Open to representatives from the public and private sector, the scientific
community, producers, industries, technicians, students and all people
interested in this species. Go to:
www.jornadasalicaceas.com
IX INTERNATIONAL RANGELAND CONGRESS – IRC2011

2-8 April 2011. IX International Rangeland Congress “Diverse Rangelands for
a Sustainable Society”. Rosario, Argentina. See:
www.irc2011.com.ar
IUFRO TREE BIOTECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE

26 June-2 July 2011. IUFRO Tree Biotechnology Conference 2011 - From
genomes to integration and delivery. Arraial D’ajuda, Porto Seguro, Bahia,
Brazil. Contact: Dario Grattapaglia, Email: dario(at)cenargen.embrapa.br.
http://www.treebiotech2011.com/
BREEDING AND GENETIC RESOURCES OF FIVE-NEEDLE PINES

15-25 Aug 2011. 4th Conference on the Breeding and Genetic Resources of
Five-Needle Pines. Tomsk, Russia. IUFRO 2.02.15, Contact: John King,
Email: John.King(at)gov.bc.ca.
http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division-2/20000/20200/20215/.
CLIMATE, SUSTAINABILITY AND DEVELOPMENT

16-20 August 2010. 2nd International Conference: Climate, Sustainability and
Development in Semi-arid Regions. Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil. Contact:
contact(at)icid18.org
http://www.icid18.org/
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Southern Hemisphere Forest Industry Journal Online news briefs

SOUTHEM Online - Issue 250 – 23 August 2010

Hi and Hola - Welcome to this edition Southem Online.

Cheers and Saludos from Down Under

HELI HARVEST LTD PROVIDING AERIAL HEAVY LIFTING SERVICES

FOURTH FOREST ENGINEERING CONFERENCE – WHITE RIVER,

The Department of Forest and Wood Science at Stellenbosch University,

TIMBERLAND INVESTMENT CONFERENCE

Save the Date!

Seeing the Forest for Its Hedges

PODCASTS: FOREST CARBON TOOL TO HELP WIDEN INVESTOR

KIRCHNERS ALLEGE TORTURE IN BID TO DISLODGE NEWSPRINT

GREENS POLICY SQUEEZE LOOMS AS AUSTRALIAN ELECTION

SECTOR ‘WAIT AND SEE’ APPROACH TO HUNG AUSTRALIAN

JOINT SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE SET TO MONITOR RIO URUGUAY

ARGENTINA VOWS TO PREVENT SOROS-BACKED DAM ON RIO

FIBRIA SPENDING A BILLION DOLLARS EXPANDING FOREST AREA

NEW APPOINTEES TO LEAD SOUTH AFRICA THROUGH LAND

ALTO PARANÁ MOVES TO QUASH BID TO TAKE LAND FOR FOOD

SAPPI APPOINTS CHAIR OF BLACK ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

A TASTE OF FORESTRY IN THE SUMMER FOR STUDENTS

NEW FUNDACION CHILE PRESIDENT A FORWARD THINKER

NEW NCT FORESTRY CHAIR AIMS TO CONTINUE MARKET EXPANSION

LAND-BASED TERTIARY EDUCATORS IN MERGER PROPOSAL

WINNER AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM EUREKA PRIZE

ECOLOGIST RECEIVES CONSERVATION AWARD

SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE ARTICLES OF INTEREST

AUSTRALIAN BUSHFIRE AND ASPECTS INFLUENCING IMPACTS

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR NEW SCION CHIEF EXECUTIVE

PROJECT MANAGER FOR TREE CROP TECHNOLOGIES

FALKLAND ISLANDS GOVERNMENT - FISHERIES STOCK

TIMBERLAND INVESTMENT CONFERENCE

Save the Date!

For more information, contact:

Rich Molpus - rmolpus@warnell.uga.edu

FOURTH FOREST ENGINEERING CONFERENCE – WHITE RIVER,

“INNOVATION IN FOREST ENGINEERING -

The Department of Forest and Wood Science at Stellenbosch University,

The Forest Engineering Conference (FEC) is an international event held every

Early Registration Deadline December 31, 2010

For further information please contact Hannél Ham (hamh@sun.ac.za) or

SMALL FOREST OWNERS: IMPROVING FORESTS AND INDUSTRIES

LOG CABINS DEMAND GROWS

FOREST PRODUCTS TRANSPORT FOCUS ON SOUTH AMERICAN

SOCIAL WOOD BUSINESS

CANOPY PROCESSES IN A CHANGING CLIMATE

EMERGING ECONOMIC MECHANISMS AND FORESTS

NEW ZEALAND JOINT INDUSTRY CONFERENCE

REMOTE SENSING & GIS APPLICATIONS IN FOREST ENGINEERING

FORESTRY EDUCATION AND RESEARCH FOR THE ASIA-PACIFIC

AUSTRALASIAN FOREST GENETICS CONFERENCE

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF WILLOW IN ARGENTINA

IX INTERNATIONAL RANGELAND CONGRESS – IRC2011

IUFRO TREE BIOTECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE

BREEDING AND GENETIC RESOURCES OF FIVE-NEEDLE PINES

CLIMATE, SUSTAINABILITY AND DEVELOPMENT

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