Journal article
Private native forests in australia: What did we learn from the regional forest agreement program
MF Ryan, RD Spencer, RJ Keenan
Australian Forestry | Published : 2002
Abstract
There are 1641 M ha of native forest across Australia, with 371 M ha in private ownership. A further 741 M ha are under private management in a variety of leasehold tenures. Across the Regional Forest Agreement (RFA) regions, about 25% of sawlogs (∼878 000 m32 y-1) were sourced from private forest prior to the RFAs. Privately managed forests are an important source of timber in many regions and provide other goods and services, including grazing, honey, water, biodiversity conservation and carbon storage. This report summarises the status and some aspects of management of private forests based on information from the National Forest Inventory and the Comprehensive Regional Assessments (CRA) ..
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