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Forestry Tasmania has thrown open the gates to multiple sites in the Weld Valley today, and welcomed the public back into more State-managed forested areas. 
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An illegal protest in the Weld Valley wound down this morning when Tasmanian Police and State Emergency Services removed balaclava-clad individuals from an exclusion zone. Photos are available to the media. 
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The results of a study commissioned by Forestry Tasmania show that between now and 2050, Tasmanias state forest will absorb more atmospheric carbon dioxide, a key greenhouse gas (GHG), than it will release, making Tasmanias state forests a net sink of carbon. 
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A new review has found Tasmania’s State forest is capable of sustaining current wood production levels for the next 90 years. 
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Chairman of the Forests and Forest Industry Council (FFIC), Rob Woolley today called on forest activists to respond to Forestry Tasmania’s call for dialogue on how to move forward responsibly in relation to forest protest action. 
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A new website that will help educate young Australians and their teachers about the facts of sustainable management of Australia’s forests was launched today by the Minister for Forestry and Conservation, Senator Eric Abetz. 
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Japanese paper producers and consumers will have a greater understanding of Australian forestry as a result of a new information package. 
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Chairman of the Forests and Forest Industry Council (FFIC), Rob Woolley said today that the proposed pulp mill development by Gunns Limited would bring important wealth creation to our State and send a positive signal to potential investors that we are open to opportunity for sustainable development in Tasmania. 
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