Snapshot of the productive state of Australia's forests
Tony Cannon
Abstract
Tony Cannon
Abstract
Released in February 2014, The Australian State of The Forests Report (SOFR13) is a very important summary of the role and status of Australia's forests as at a particular point in time. The report also goes into detail on socioeconomic criteria and indicators, which often seem to be overlooked in debates about commercial and conservation use of our forests.
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Released in February 2014, The Australian State of The Forests Report (SOFR13) is a very important summary of the role and status of Australia's forests as at a particular point in time. The report also goes into detail on socioeconomic criteria and indicators, which often seem to be overlooked in debates about commercial and conservation use of our forests.
Key concepts: Project commissioning, Snapshot (computer storage), Publishing, Socioeconomic status, Geography, Logging, Environmental resource management, Forestry