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The latest Spring 2020 issue of the New Zealand Forestry Bulletin was published this October 2020. In this issue - an app to beat the bugs, Tairawhiti debris flood redux - handled better this time, and a plan to transform the forest industry. The Bulletin is published three times per year by the New Zealand Forest [...]
The process of removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, thereby reducing the total concentration in the atmosphere. Living trees sequester carbon through photosynthesis. Carbon can be stored in biomass such as trunks, branches, leaves, and roots.
A hardwood substitute has been developed to effectively end the need to log native forests - article by Caleb Radford for Carbon News, 15 September 2016. Subscribe to access the full article online, or download and read a copy of the article here.
Featuring in the latest Autumn 2023 issue of the New Zealand Forestry Bulletin, just published: Ministerial panel comes down on forestry, Economic future for Tairāwhiti, Pan Pac recovery from the cyclone, Climate Commission struggles to fit forestry into its jigsaw, Phytos is launched as the new STIMBR, Forest companies preserve wild kākābeak, and more... The Bulletin [...]
Professional forester Dan Fraser joined Forest Enterprises in August in the new executive role of Gisborne Regional Manager to boost the management our expanding harvest programme. This is our first appointment outside of home base Masterton and brings our team to 17 for the first time. Read more in our press release here, or in these [...]
These organisations shape the work we do to protect and grow your forestry investment.
Following the registration under the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 of our 49 public issue Managed Investment Schemes, the Deed of Scheme Management is now the pre-eminent governing document in respect of these investments, and incorporates all the elements required under the Act.
Removal of branches flush with the trunk to promote the growth of knot-free timber. There are 1 - 4 prunes (sometimes called 'lifts') that usually occur between 4 and 8 years after planting.
Applies to an historic investment structure used by Forest Enterprises, the ordinary partnership. The name of the governing document setting out the terms and conditions of the operation of a partnership to which an investor is a party.
If a species is endemic to a particular area, that means it is specific to that area and not found naturally elsewhere.
