This research focuses on building an understanding of the
climate, site and biotic factors that affect plantation
productivity and developing hazard and risk assessment techniques
and robust management systems to reduce the probability of loss of
production and ensure sustainable production through multiple
rotations. This will be done in two subproject areas:
- 1.2.1 Sustaining site resources
- 1.2.2 Measuring and managing forest health
The leader of Project 1.2 is Dr Caroline Mohammed
(Ensis).
Senior Scientists are Tom Baker (University of
Melbourne/Department of Sustainability and Environment), Don White
(Ensis), Ian Smith (University of Melbourne/Department of
Sustainability and Environment), Bernie Dell (Murdoch University),
and Christine Stone (State Forests New South Wales).
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Defoliation caused by
Mycosphaerella in young eucalypts
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Please browse the employment and scholarship pages for any job
vacancies that may be open in relation to the work undertaken in
this project.
