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  1. Forestry, people and places by S. D Richardson, 2000
  2. Social Forestry in India by Lambert M. Surhone, Miriam T. Timpledon, et all 2010-06-29
  3. The Rise of Aboriginal Forestry in Canada: Changing Political, Legal and Social Landscapes ofMainstream Society by Naotaka Hayashi, 2008-08-10
  4. A guide to forestry activities in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee by William Maughan, 1939
  5. More stories ignored by media.: An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review
  6. Advertising: key to ag's greatest economic harvest.(10th Anniversary: 2008 Ag Media Summit): An article from: Agri Marketing by Jenna Lisanti, 2008-07-01
  7. Once again: ten stories that puncture the deadly silence of U.S. mass media. (Late Edition).: An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Charles L. Klotzer, 2002-11-01
  8. Living on the Edge in Florida : Addressing Fire Protection Needs of the Wildland / Urban Interface by Florida Division of Forestry, 2004
  9. 'Farmweek' celebrates 25 years on the air: long-running show an ag institution in Mississippi.: An article from: Mississippi Business Journal by Wally Northway, 2003-03-17
  10. Who's covering what.(Capital Flight): An article from: American Journalism Review by Unavailable, 2010-06-22
  11. Georgia: An entry from UXL's <i>Junior Worldmark Encyclopedia of the States, 4th ed.</i>
  12. Supporting studies of shredded bark used as a roadside mulching media (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Agricultural Experiment Station. Dept. of Forestry. Forestry research report) by Theodore R Yocum, 1971
  13. 2000 NRPA CONGRESS AND EXPOSITION REVISITED.: An article from: Parks & Recreation by Michael R. Corwin, 2001-01-01
  14. Azalea production as affected by media, controlled-release fertilizer sources and application methods (Research report / Mississippi Agricultural & Forestry Experiment Station) by Thomas M Blessington, 1984

21. Forestry Links
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PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES American Forests - Plant the Future! Society of American Foresters National Association of State Foresters MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Oregon Department of Forestry Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board! INTEREST GROUPS Sierra Club GreenSpirit Home Page Welcome to Friends of Trees Temperate Forest Foundation ... Oregon Natural Resources Council FORESTRY FRIENDS This area is reserved for companies and organizations that would like to help us spread the word about forestry and science-based environmental issues by sponsoring the further growth of the OSWA website.

22. Removing The Constraints - Media Advisory
Consultative Group Meeting on Indonesia Seminar On Indonesian Forestry Jakarta, January26, 2000 Government, Donors Focus on forestry media Advisory January 21
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23. Southern Hemisphere Forestry
Your window on the world's most dynamic forestry countries. Southern Hemisphere forestry is a site allowing you to select a range of products and services provided by Trade and media Services Ltd. Yearbook's "Big Bang" focus
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[ Home ] Trade Media Services Online Forms ... Site Map Welcome to... Your window on the world's most dynamic forestry countries. Southern Hemisphere Forestry is a site demonstrating a range of products and services provided by Trade and Media Services Ltd. Yearbook's "Big Bang" focus The Southern Hemisphere Forest Industry Yearbook 2001-02 edition is now available. The annual review remains the single most comprehensive review of forestry and forest products in the Southern Hemisphere. This edition focuses on the "big bang" impact of the South's expanding wood supplies.
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Under Media, you can Learn more about our publications, including Southern Hemisphere Forest Industry Journal , Southern Hemisphere Forest Industry Yearbook and Specialists Reports. We publish the New Zealand Journal of Forestry on behalf of the New Zealand Institute of Forestry. Newly uploaded is the first ever Directory of Registered Forestry Consultants For Books provides details of our book publishing.
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24. Society Of American Foresters (SAF) - Welcome
Contains information on education, policy and media, publications, forestry science, marketplace, events calendar, about forestry, and member only links.
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Highlights of the April issue of The Forestry Source
April, 2003
Framework standoff mirrors national fight
The (Nevada City, CA) Union, 04/02/03
Proposal would make it easier to log U.S. forests
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 04/03/03
Timber settlement will release large cuts across the region
The Oregonian, 04/03/03
Forestry Organization Continues Search for New Executive Vice-President
SAF News Release, 02/14/03
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25. Etago | Home
The search engine for Otago industry and commerce. Links to accommodation, agriculture/forestry, education, hospitality/entertainment, media, online shopping, professional/public services, retail, sport/recreaction, technology, the arts and tourism.
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26. ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF POLISH AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITIES
Journal covering the following subjects Agricultural Engineering, Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Environmental Development, Fisheries, Food Science and Technology, forestry, Geodesy and Cartography, Horticulture, Timber Engineering, Veterinary Medicine. Currently the access is free of charge.
http://www.ejpau.media.pl

27. Welcome To The McGregor Model Forest Association
Information on sustained forest management programs, forestry research, and strategic planning initiatives. Discussion forums and multimedia presentations available.
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28. Dynamic Directory - Business - Agriculture And Forestry - News And
Top BusinessAgriculture and ForestryNews and media (83)
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29. New Strategy To Increase Indigenous Involvement In Forestry - Media Release
New Strategy to Increase Indigenous Involvement in forestry. Joint mediarelease with Senator Ian Macdonald. IPS 062/2002. The Commonwealth
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New Strategy to Increase Indigenous Involvement in Forestry
Joint media release with Senator Ian Macdonald
IPS 062/2002
The Commonwealth is calling for tenders to develop a National Indigenous Forestry Strategy, the Federal Ministers for Forestry and Conservation, Senator Ian Macdonald, and Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, Philip Ruddock, announced today. The deadline for applications is Thursday 5 December 2002 The strategy, which will be jointly funded by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC), and the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry - Australia (AFFA), will help encourage greater involvement by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities in Australia's forest growing, timber processing and associated industries. The Ministers said that the strategy would boost the economic independence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across the country, as well as benefiting Australia's forestry sector.

30. Media Releases - Minister Warren Truss
This page contains media releases issued by Warren Truss, the Federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries ad forestry.
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Media Releases 2003
This page contains media releases issued by Warren Truss, the Federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, for the year 2003. April 7 April 2003 - AFFA03/077WT Premier Rann should support Truss EC reforms 4 April 2003 - AFFA03/076WT More Western Australian wheatbelt farmers eligible for Federal drought relief ... Commonwealth supports safeguarding of Australia's bovine TB-free status
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31 March 2003 - AFFA03/065WT Stanthorpe and Inglewood farmers to receive interim Federal drought relief 31 March 2003 - AFFA03/064WT Federal drought relief for Sunshine Coast ... $1.75 million Natural Heritage Trust funding for the ACT includes funds for bushfire recovery

31. New Research Boosts Dryland Farm Forestry - Media Release
RIRDC media Releases Index. New research boosts dryland farm forestry.24 May 1999. Australia’s Joint Venture Agroforestry Program
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    New research boosts dryland farm forestry
    24 May 1999
    Australia’s Joint Venture Agroforestry Program (JVAP) has welcomed an injection of $760,000 into new research that will help develop farm forestry in the drier regions of southern Australia. Announced today by Federal Forestry and Conservation Minister Wilson Tuckey, the money will be used to build on current research identifying and developing species suitable for farm forestry in lower rainfall agricultural areas. These agricultural regions have been identified by the JVAP as potential growth areas for agroforestry, providing a sustainable and economic alternative to farmers with the right tree species and management techniques. Tree Improvement for Low Rainfall in Farm Forestry in Southern Australia will be a joint effort between state agencies in Western Australia, South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria, and the CSIRO. It will be managed by the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC) on behalf of the JVAP, which is a collaborative undertaking between RIRDC, Land and Water Resources Research and Development Corporation (LWRRDC), and Forest and Wood Products Research and Development Corporation (FWPRDC). Additional support is provided by the NHT and the Murray Darling Basin Commission. Other projects which will be undertaken this year include an evaluation of intrinsic wood quality within on-farm woodlots and commercial eucalypt hybrid plantings for marginal lands in northern Australia.

32. Media Release: Expansion Of Farm Forestry Must Be Managed To Benefit Smaller Com
media release Expansion of farm forestry must be managed to benefit smaller communities.Rural Industries Research Development Corporation.
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    Expansion of farm forestry must be
    managed to benefit smaller communities

    31 May 2001 The rapid expansion of farm forestry must be carefully managed to ensure regional communities are the beneficiaries of associated social and economic changes, according to a new report from the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC). The report, titled Socio-economic Impacts of Farm Forestry, states that at a broad regional level, farm plantation forestry has the capacity to offer important economic and employment benefits associated with servicing the industry and, in the longer term, downstream processing activities. However, it also found that while the regional impacts of farm plantation forestry can be positive, they can also mask negative economic and employment impacts at more local levels. The report recommends a number of important strategies to maximise socio-economic benefits and minimise any negative impacts of farm plantation forestry in rural communities. Recommendation 1: Federal and State government agencies should identify communities experiencing, or likely to experience, an expansion of farm plantation forestry. These agencies, together with local governments, should play a proactive role in assisting with long-term planning and development aimed at maximising the benefits.

33. 00 00 2000 Certification Coillte Forestry / Media
The Statesponsored forestry company, Coillte, should not be granted an internationallyaccepted eco label certifying that its management of forests is
http://www.friendsoftheirishenvironment.org/Site Areas/Press Room/coverage/coili
Environment groups oppose 'green label' By Kevin O'Sullivan, Environmental and Food Science Correspondent The State-sponsored forestry company, Coillte, should not be granted an internationally accepted "eco label" certifying that its management of forests is environmentally sound, according to an alliance of environmental groups. The Irish Coalition for Sustainable Forestry, led by environmental group Voice, has claimed Coillte does not yet meet the criteria for certification as it has "failed to respect unique and fragile ecosystems", and diminished natural biodiversity by persisting with the planting of nonnative conifers at the expense of broad-leafed trees. The certification, Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), has become a key to successful marketing of timber products globally. While Coillte said it accepted some of its consultation processes were still in embryonic form and that the company had inherited problems of poor environmental management of forests, it has strongly rejected the coalition's claims. The coalition has called on communities concerned about the impact or management of forests in their areas to support its petition and to make their views known to a British accreditation company, SGS Qualifor, which this week began evaluation of Coillte's forest management practices in response to the Irish company's request for certification. It started with the examination of forests in Co Cork. The process will continue until June 28th.

34. Certification RTE Debate Coillte 14 June 2000 - Forestry / Media
t. RTE RODNEY RICE. 14 JUNE 2000. Gerry Egan, Head of Public Affairs GE. TonyLowes, Coalition for Sustainable forestry TL. Rodney Rice, presenter RR.
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t RTE RODNEY RICE 14 JUNE 2000 Gerry Egan, Head of Public Affairs [GE] Tony Lowes, Coalition for Sustainable Forestry [TL] Rodney Rice, presenter [RR] RR: With the increasing need to be environmentally responsible there is a plethora of stamps of approval from organic vegetables to phosphate free detergent. Now this search for standardisation and approval has reached the woods and trees, with Coillte being the latest agency to seek eco-friendly status. However the Irish Coalition for Sustainable Forestry has launched a nation-wide petition to oppose the possible certification of Coillte's forests by the Forest Stewardship Council. With me to discuss this in the studio is Gerry Egan, he's the Head of Public Affairs at Coillte, and on the line from Cork is Tony Lowes, Co-ordinator of AnTaisce's Natural Environment Committee. Gerry Egan. Coillte is looking for this certification to say you're the best in the business and internationally competent - is there any reason to doubt you in your view? GE: In our view, Rodney, there is no reason to doubt us. But the acid test really will be to have our forest management practices independently assessed by internationally recognised experts. And that's precisely what we're doing as we speak. What we have decided to do is as you said to apply to have our forest management practices certified in accordance with the only currently internationally recognised certification system for forest management and that process is going on this week.

35. Australia's National Association Of Forest Industries
A comprehensive library of forest facts and statistics about Australia's forest industry, its employees Category Business Agriculture and forestry Oceania......About NAFI media Releases Facts Figures Industry Issues News Newsletters forestryEvents Contact NAFI Classifieds Links. Forest Giants of the Styx Valley.
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Forest Giants of the Styx Valley. In Tasmania's Styx Valley, the forest industries work hard to maintain magnificent giant trees. News and Issues

36. NAFI |Media Releases
31 Jan 1997, Joint Position On Farm forestry. 1996. 12 Agreements. 20 Aug1996, Independent Panel media Must Challenge Environment Lobby claims.
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01 Apr 2003 New Forestry Ministers for NSW 26 Mar 2003 Greens caught opposing renewable energy program 24 Mar 2003 Swings against Carr show failure of his forestry policy 11 Mar 2003 Carr’s Forest Policies to Cost Taxpayers up to $238 million 11 Mar 2003 Australia leads the world in balanced forestry 07 Mar 2003 Forestry is the Investment of the Future 06 Mar 2003 Labor’s broken forestry promise acknowledged by Senate vote 05 Mar 2003 Forests will suffer from political decisions 04 Mar 2003 NE Timber regions could burn under Carr's Green policies 03 Mar 2003 NSW Government betrays NE coast forest industry 25 Feb 2003 More destruction than parkland from NSW policy 25 Feb 2003 Rolling Stone endorses Australian forestry management 18 Feb 2003 Bushfires release record levels of greenhouse gases 17 Feb 2003 State posing on Greenhouse hides an abysmal track record 14 Feb 2003 Bushfires reach an all-time record 10 Feb 2003 Carr forest deals threaten more fire disasters 04 Feb 2003 Victorian Government warned on ecological fire management 22 Jan 2003 NAFI calls for National Inquiry 16 Jan 2003 Carr's Green policy fuels forest fires 15 Jan 2003 Building with wood helps reduce greenhouse gases
12 Dec 2002 Brown opposes renewable energy products 11 Dec 2002 Timber construction is safe for bushfire-prone areas 20 Nov 2002 New activity sheets for students and teachers 19 Nov 2002 NAFI rallies behind new foresty alliance 31 Oct 2002 Greens rate their own sponsors 31 Oct 2002 Forestry not the cause of water shortage 31 Oct 2002 Terrorism in the Victorian bush 30 Oct 2002

37. The Hon Minister Warren Truss MP - Homepage
Banner The Hon Warren Truss MP Federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheriesand forestry, You are here Home, Last updated media Office.
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39. Yale's Environment School: For The Media
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40. Global ForestSearch, LLC - Media Forestry Study
These views are not necessarily exhaustive of the deeprooted anduneasy perceptions by the forestry world about media reporting.
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A U. S. BENCHMARK MEDIA CONTENT STUDY
INTRODUCTION
Today's public perception of forestry reality can be defined as a general consciousness about relationships with nature. This view of reality is greatly based on representations by the mainstream televised, radio and printed media; and used to form general perceptions of the forests management practices as dangerously conflicting with basic society's needs.
This new reality has been created, on many occasions, by subjective perspectives, and ultimately leading to, in most cases, seriously biased media reporting about the forestry sector.
This benchmark study investigates how the U.S. general news media has presented forests and forestry to the public at large during the past two decades, thus exploring the new created reality. The main goal of the study is to test the formulated working hypothesis' worth , thus measuring the reputation of the forestry sector, as derived from its media coverage.

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