NEWS AND EVENTS
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ForestVR April 2019 Update - Federal Funding Announced
04 April 2019
School students around Australia will soon get a 360 degree view of the forestry industry thanks to cutting edge, virtual reality filming just completed during February and March at Mount Gambier, South Australia, Kyogle|Grafton|Casino in Northern NSW, Beerburrum, Queensland, and the...
VIEWForestLearning conference field tours and workshops 2018
19 February 2018
Come and join ForestLearning at the following teacher conference events happening around the country through the year. This list will be updated regularly with notifications of upcoming events being posted to the ForestLearning Facebook page – www.facebook.com/forestlearningau Like our page and...
VIEWA whole school teaching faculty take to the forest
12 February 2018
A recent ForestLearning day, facilitated and funded by the Leschenault Timber Industry Club, gave all teachers Prep-year 6 from Cooinda Primary School in Bunbury WA, the opportunity to connect with the forest and associated supply chains as a context for learning, and understand timber’s important...
VIEWTumbarumba High School focus on Forestry Careers
06 December 2018
Tumbarumba High School has been involved in a number of forestry career events this year including year 10 work experience at Forestry Corporation NSW and visits to Hyne Timber Mill! Read more below. Tumbarumba Hyne Mill student tourHyne Timber in Tumbarumba held an open day for students this...
VIEWAustralian National University - Call for survey respondants
06 December 2018
Thank you for those who participated in the survey with Australian National University. The research has concluded and no further surveys are required at this...
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