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WINTER SERIES “Forests and Carbon” Northern Edition – 16th August 2011


Presentation by Three Speakers (see below)

Raymond Ferrall Theatre, University of Tasmania, Newnham

Tuesday, 16th August 2011 Commencing 7.30 pm until 9.30 pm

Chaired by Prof. Jim Reid, President of The Royal Society of Tasmania

 

About the Speaker

1. Mr Tim Woods, CarbonEdge. 2. Dr Martin Moroni, Forestry Tasmania. 3. Mr Alistair Graham, Natural Resource Planning

 

Brief Abstract of the Talk

1. What price for carbon? 2. How much carbon is in our forests? 3. The Kelty report-Implications for forest policy.

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