Publications

Right to Information Policy and Procedures ( pdf ) 435 KB

Right to Information (RTI) Application Form ( pdf ) 91 KB

STT/FEF Schools Tree Day 2020 Poster ( pdf ) 1.06 MB

Tassie's Trees ( pdf ) 392 KB

Brief descriptive notes and line drawings covering 16 of the better-known Tasmanian natives

A New Silviculture for Tasmania's Public Forests ( pdf ) 3.53 MB

Supplementary TCFA - finalising formal and informal reserve boundaries ( pdf ) 4.75 MB

TCFA Research into Alternatives to Clearfelling in Old Growth Forests

Alternatives to clearfelling ( pdf ) 227 KB

A newsletter from Forestry Tasmania's Division of Research and Development

Keeping It Clean - Tasmanian field manual to prevent the spread of freshwater pests and pathogens ( pdf ) 4.43 MB

Original source from the NRM SOUTH website

New silviculture for oldgrowth forests ( pdf ) 886 KB

An 8 page summary brochure - 2005

TCFA Research into Alternatives to Clearfelling in Old Growth Forests ( pdf ) 422 KB

A History of Innovation ( pdf ) 33.83 MB

HAND drawn maps of the 1920s, aerial photography pioneered in 1930, 21st Century laser technology and ground breaking scientific research on forestry methods are detailed in a new book titled A History of Innovation: Eighty-five Years of Research and Development at Forestry Tasmania.

Alternatives to clearfell silviculture in Tasmania's public oldgrowth forests ( pdf ) 305 KB

STT Seedling Price List 2018 ( pdf ) 123 KB

Planting information for Shining Gum ( pdf ) 27 KB

Eucalyptus Nitens are classed as fast growing trees, with a typical height of between 30-50 metres.

Planting information for Radiata Pine ( pdf ) 25 KB

Radiata Pine (Pinus radiata) is considered a quick growing tree species.

Planting information for Eucalyptus or Blackwood ( pdf ) 56 KB

What you do in your plantation in the first two years will virtually determine whether it flourishes or just gets by.

Planting information for Blue Gum ( pdf ) 33 KB

E.globulus is a medium to very tall forest tree, is commonly 15-25 metres in height, and mostly occurs naturally in the South East of Tasmania & Bass Strait islands.

How many trees do you need to plant? ( pdf ) 26 KB

Find out the number of trees per hectare for rectangular spacing

Planting information for Blackwood ( pdf ) 26 KB

Blackwoods are classed as a large tree species, with a moderate growth rate.

Trees for special requirements ( pdf ) 44 KB

Tree species that have been chosen for their suitability for special and difficult conditions.

Planning Guidelines for Apiary Values ( pdf ) 223 KB

STT and TBA

Complaint Resolution Procedure ( pdf ) 245 KB

Sustainable Yield Report July 2017 ( pdf ) 450 KB

Tasforests Volume 16 - The Effect of Three Silvicultural Treatments on Eucalyptus amygdalina Forest in the Northern Midlands, Tasmania ( pdf ) 316 KB

Tasforests Volume 18 - Beetles and Fuelwood Harvesting: A Retrospective Study From Tasmania's Southern Forests ( pdf ) 1.36 MB

Tasforests Volume 19 - From Presumed Extinct to Probably Secure? The Resurrection and Ongoing Management of Hibbertia Rufa (Brown Guineaflower) in North-east Tasmania ( pdf ) 5.08 MB

Tasforests Volume 15 - Contents ( pdf ) 44 KB

Tasforests Volume 17 - Processing Blacksawn Tasmanian Regrowth Eucalyptus Obliqua ( pdf ) 1.64 MB

Tasforests Volume 19 - Seeding Regeneration of Celery-top Pine After Harvesting of Rainforest in North-western Tasmania ( pdf ) 9.01 MB

Tasforests Volume 15 - Ecological Research Coverage at the Warra LTER Site, Tasmania: a Gap Analysis Based on a Conceptual Ecological Model ( pdf ) 524 KB