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Darebin Pitch It Winner 2018!
Choosing the right timber is crucial for the creation of a beautiful, long lasting and environmentally sensitive project. Timber can be reused, recycled and store carbon through many of its uses. If timber is sourced from well-managed forests it can help to maintain healthy ecological processes, promote carbon storage, and contribute to the social and economic well-being of local communities.
Poorly managed timber production often results in detrimental impacts to ecosystems, compromising carbon storage and increasing the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Fair Wood supplies a wide range of timbers from Australian foresters and millers.
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Visit to Bambra Agroforestry Farm
Bambra Agroforestry Farm Visit Raphie, Paul and Holly from CERES Fair Wood visit Rowan Reid’s stunning Bambra Agroforestry Farm Demonstration with graduates of the Gippsland Master Tree Growers Course and Western Port Catchment Landcare Network. Rowan Reid is serious aussie agroforestry academic, who created his amazing Bambra Agroforest Farm, in the lush Otways. Rowan has […]
Fair dinkum wood: Locally sourced ecologically sustainable timber
CERES Fair Wood has established itself as an honest broker, linking people seeking environmentally and socially responsible timber with small local farm foresters and salvage sawmillers who can struggle to find a market for their resource. While still small in scale, could this social enterprise’s local ‘chain of custody’ approach become a new model for […]
Heartwood: The art and science of growing trees for conservation and profit by Rowan Reid
Review of Rowan Reid’s book Heartwood, by Sarah Coles “Progress is not about going down the same path; it is about changing paths.” – Rowan Reid. This book is unbelievable. Sometimes books written by experts aren’t much chop–the author being an expert in an area, like the Ebola epidemic or the […]
CERES Fair Wood in the News, March 2018
CERES Fair Wood wins Darebin competition for start-ups! March 2018 Here is an excerpt from the article in the Herald Sun by Richard Pearce, Preston Leader, March 2018. ‘Architect Paul Haar came up with the idea to counter the huge amount of timber illegally farmed from countries like Myanmar and Cambodia and support sustainable and […]
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