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Posters - trees & timber

A4 poster series

This series of five A4 posters provide an introduction to four key NSW timber species, and explain the terms softwood, hardwood, heartwood and sapwood:

Blackbutt (Eucalyptus pilularis)

 

Blackbutt A4 poster

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Flooded gum (Eucalyptus grandis)

 

Flooded gum A4 poster

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Radiata pine (Pinus radiata)

 

Radiata pine A4 poster

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White cyprus (Callitris glaucophylla)

 

White cypress A4 poster

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Timber teaser - softwood or hardwood? sapwood or heartwood?

 

Timber teaser A4 poster

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International Year of Forests Poster series

Trees and timber

 

Radiata pine A4 poster

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All about wood

 

White cypress A4 poster

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Other posters

The pine plantation rotation

Forests NSW is the largest producer of plantation-grown radiata pine timber in Australia. This poster describes the stages of growth of radiata pine, and the plantation operations necessary for managing and harvesting the trees.

 'The pine plantation rotaion' poster

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How planted forests help the environment

Forests are important to a healthy environment. They protect soil, provide habitat for wildlife, and clean the air by absorbing carbon dioxide. Includes information on biodiversity, clean air, timber and salinity control.

 how-planted-forests-help-the-environment

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Carbon: looking beyond the trees

Download a poster showing an example of the life cycle of carbon from a forest on the mid north coast of NSW.

 Carbon

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