Bush Telegraph Magazine
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Latest edition
The Spring/Summer 2009 edition of Bush Telegraph Magazine is now available
The Bush Telegraph is a full-colour magazine produced by Forests NSW, a public trading enterprise within NSW Department of Primary Industries. It contains features and articles about forestry, wildlife and environmental matters. It also includes information on events, and a section called 'Forest school' for primary-school-age children.
Recent issues
- Spring/Summer 2009 Highland ranger tales, watching for pest invaders and get ready for Spring!
- Autumn/Winter 2009 Features on wood, climate change, timber production and education.
- Spring 2008 Articles on the Eden memorial, Chinese plantations, The need for seed and cloud seeding.
- Winter 2008 Features on frogs & firefighting, new plantations, LandLearn NSW and private forestry.
- Autumn 2008 Articles on flooring timbers, Air Force exercises, "Communities in forests" program, hazard reduction burn for Sydney, soil & water training.
- Summer 2007 Features on horse flu outbreak, emergency evacuation procedures, GPS upgrade, planting program, putting carbon back in the ground.
- Spring 2007 Features on wetlands, the Murray, historical bridges, nectar studies, Turkey and squirrel gliders.
- Winter 2007 Features on carbon trading, harvesting & replanting & a new CEO for Forests NSW.
- Autumn 2007 Features on forest animals, habitats, firefighting and education.
- Summer 2006 Reporting on sustainability, testing eucalypts in China, and uncovering water bugs in forests.
- Spring 2006 Features cover trail bike management, prescribed burning, the study of plantation timber, and giant burrowing frogs.
- Winter 2006 Features cover forest management, eucalypt survival, storms, firefighting, and forest roads.
Archived copies of the Bush Telegraph.
Contacts
Editor: Leah Flint Ph: (02) 4931 6541 Email: leah.flint@dpi.nsw.gov.au