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University of Canberra Pre-Service Teachers Use ForestLearning
14 November 2016
ForestLearning is driving links with universities in order to familiarise pre-service teachers with teaching resources to assist them once they become teachers. Professor Leah Moore of the University of Canberra, Science and Education Faculty, invited Tania Crosbie, from ForestLearning to address 450...
VIEWForestLearning connects with Teachers and Universities at ACE Conference
14 November 2016
In September 2016, ForestLearning sponsored the Australian College of Educators, and Tania was able to speak to a number of teachers and university lecturers about incorporating industry-based resources in their delivery.Attending the conference was over 200 educators from pre-service teachers,...
VIEWNew Look Schoolyard for Maitland Grossman High School
11 November 2016
Caterina Poggi is the Landcare and Environmental Coordinator at Maitland Grossman High School. Caterina contacted us to show the enthusiasm her students showed in undertaking some rehabilitation work in an unused are of the school. "We were fortunate to receive funding to carry out some work on...
VIEWWA & VIC Demonstrate Sustainable Forestry
11 November 2016
WA Silviculture students experience sustainable forestry first-hand Students from Edith Cowan University’s (ECU) silviculture unit are experiencing sustainable forest management first-hand, thanks to Forest Products Commission (FPC) Manager of Industry Policy, Andrew Lyon, who is teaching the...
VIEWMount Lofty Ranges Signage Gets a Facelift
11 November 2016
Providing better information for visitors is key to the new signage developed for the Mount Lofty Ranges. Lennan Whiting, a Kuitpo Forest Ranger has provided us with examples of the new signage. “The signage is located at the visitor information centres as well as a couple of popular recreation...
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