Hutchings, Alan. 2002. Review of the Operation of Significant Tree Controls. November 2002. Unpublished report into the operation of Regulation 6A (Significant Trees) of the South Australian Development Regulations 1993.
Soils from the South Australian mallee were studied to determine the influence that the addition of polyacrylamides (PAM) (x135 and 1011) had when introduced to irrigation water of varying qualities…
Many species from the genus Eucalyptus have economic potential for the ornamental horticulture industry…
We live in times of rising expectations. What was a luxury yesterday is taken for granted today; and tomorrow is expected to be better than today…
As a species we are conceited, we live on earth, believing we will be here forever, and that we are the most important event the world has witnessed…
The genus Pyrus stretches from north Africa through southern Eurasia to Japan. It does not extend to the Scandinavian or Siberian levels nor to India and S. E. Asia…
I contend that the success of a tree in the landscape is determined by four factors…
The web application will be central to the TREENET project, and will allow us to take the next the step toward realising the primary aim of the organisation – to improve the urban forest through information sharing and research…
Eleven years ago, Canberra hosted the Royal Australian Institute of Parks and Recreation’s first national tree seminar titled, Trees: Management Issues for Urban Australia…
In the past, the improved selection of Australian native trees by means of vegetative propagation has been limited to high value forestry trees, with…
TREENET acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and culture.
We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
