By Samantha Bush Researchers at the Forestry and Agricultural Biotechnology Institute (FABI) at the University of Pretoria, have used morphological
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Congratulations to Richard Botes of Somerset West, winner of a Husqvarna Lumberjack Pack in last month’s SA Forestry Subscription Competition.
A comprehensive business management training programme to be delivered in Piet Retief and Hilton (KwaZulu-Natal) is now open for applications.
CMO will be presenting two short courses on ‘Biomass Harvesting for Energy’ in Mpumalanga during November. Two international experts in
Managing Director of Bell Equipment Sales South Africa (BESSA), Bokkie Coertze retires from the MD position in December 2016. The
Husqvarna has partnered with local charity, PinkDrive to raise the bar for breast cancer awareness. Breast cancer is currently the
The Maputo daily newspaper Noticias reports that the Mozambican government is proposing a total ban on all exports of unprocessed
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A sneak preview of the latest edition of SA Forestry magazine... This month, editor Chris Chapman reports back on two
Wood-Mizer Holdings is proud to announce that it has acquired the wideband sawmill equipment range of South Africa-based Multisaw, which
By Jeanette Clarke The National FSC standard development process is on track and the innovative approach adopted by SDG-SA has
Michael Olivier from Caleb Trees Development Projects is the winner of last month's SA Forestry subscription competition. He is now
Tree surgeons and professionals from the arboriculture industry have welcomed the development of a new technology that measures the shock
Meet Ghanaian social entrepreneur Bernice Dapaah who is building bicycles out of native bamboo. The Ghana Bamboo Bikes Initiative is
South Africa’s vultures face the very real threat of extinction, from numerous threats mostly occurring from direct and indirect poisonings,
A rhino dehorning campaign is proving highly successful in the fight against rhino poaching. The practice is gaining momentum in
ALL land restitution claims made after December 1998 have been put on hold by the Constitutional Court, which found that
FSA Executive Director Michael Peter reports that after a 16-year long battle, the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has
It’s the start of a new era at the Masonite mill as the new owners set out to modernise production
SA Forestry magazine, August edition, is out now! This month Chris Chapman visits a community in Mabandla, which is achieving
The drought continues to deplete water resources, especially around Paulpietersburg, Piet Retief and in northern Zululand. Mondi and SiyaQhubeka Forests
Community representatives on the Forest Sector Charter Council (FSCC) embarked on a programme to meet emerging enterprises and communities operating
The Higher Certificate in Veldfire Management – the only course of its kind in the country – has been going