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Old Forests, New Management Conference<br />

As part of the quest for continuous improvement, <strong>Forestry</strong><br />

<strong>Tasmania</strong> is always looking to other parts of the world to<br />

see how other <strong>forest</strong> ecosystems are managed, in the hope<br />

of finding ideas and practices that can be successfully<br />

applied in <strong>Tasmania</strong>’s wet eucalypt <strong>forest</strong>s. As part of this<br />

endeavour, <strong>Forestry</strong> <strong>Tasmania</strong> co-hosted the Old Forests,<br />

New Management conference in February 2008.<br />

The conference was attended by approximately 250<br />

delegates from 20 different countries and featured some<br />

90 speakers - including scientists from <strong>Forestry</strong> <strong>Tasmania</strong><br />

who discussed their experience on the diverse aspects<br />

of managing and understanding old <strong>forest</strong>s and <strong>forest</strong><br />

ecosystems.<br />

The conference showed that <strong>forest</strong> <strong>management</strong> in<br />

<strong>Tasmania</strong> is among the world’s best and that <strong>Tasmania</strong> has<br />

developed expertise in managing for multiple values and<br />

benefits.<br />

Read about the Old Forests, New<br />

Management Conference at:<br />

www.old<strong>forest</strong>s.com.au<br />

Figure 5. Delegates at the Old Forests, New Management conference

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