Forestry Tasmania.
Forestry Tasmania is an internationally competitive forest land manager, with operations based on sustainable, multiple-use forest management.
Forestry Tasmania has the statutory responsibility for the management of 1.5 million hectares of State forest land in Tasmania. This land contains 39% of the State’s forests.
About half the forests managed by Forestry Tasmania are available for sustainable timber production. A network of formal and informal reserves on State forest protects values such as flora, fauna, soil, water and cultural heritage.
Their operations are independently certified under the Australian Forestry Standard (AFS) which sets stringent environmental, social and economic criteria for forest management and production tracking.
Forestry Tasmania has the statutory responsibility for the management of 1.5 million hectares of State forest land in Tasmania. This land contains 39% of the State’s forests.
About half the forests managed by Forestry Tasmania are available for sustainable timber production. A network of formal and informal reserves on State forest protects values such as flora, fauna, soil, water and cultural heritage.
Their operations are independently certified under the Australian Forestry Standard (AFS) which sets stringent environmental, social and economic criteria for forest management and production tracking.
