News & Events

NEWS AND EVENTS

Check out what’s happening in forest and wood products and with ForestLearning with the latest news from the industry below.

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A big thank you to teachers participating in our research Project

10 September 2013

With only a term left, it won’t be long before 10 ipads are given away to teachers who participated in our research project. This year the team at ForestLearning has been working with teachers to develop a suite of new resources for Geography, Science and Technology subjects aimed at Year 7-10...

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Check out some of these new technology Resource

03 September 2013

Topic: Innovations in Manufactured Wood Products Resources: Video and supporting Q&A’s Year: 9 Curriculum Links: Based on current Draft Technologies Curriculum; Knowledge and understanding 6.2, 8.3 and...

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WOOD: art design architecture Exhibition: for students interested in design, architecture and art.

15 August 2013

This exciting contemporary exhibition showcases work by contemporary Australian artists, designers and architects. It represents a cross-section of current creative practices, modes of thinking and relationships to this fundamental material and combines furniture and functional objects, sculptural...

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Forestry discussed during National Science Week (10-18 August 2013)

01 August 2013

Science Week in Western Australia’s South West was jam-packed with interesting free science-based activities! During the week of 10-18 of August a series of Science Week activities were held in Pemberton and Manjimup. There were a range of presenters and community participants involved who...

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Forest Education Foundation launches new website

13 July 2013

The Forest Education Foundation (FEF) recently launched a new website that integrates its online presence with the educational experience on offer at the National Forest Learning Centre located in Hobart Tasmania.  The website is now a ‘one stop shop’ for teachers looking to get involved...

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