We support forestry in south east NSW so that we can help grow a better future – a future filled with promise and potential.
Together, forestry, landholders and community can work to create positive growth in our forests, economies and communities.
We are committed to supporting the growth of forest industries in South East NSW, so that we can have a positive impact on our community and our forests.
Community can take a lot of positives from the way we manage forestry in our region. Wood is an essential resource, and we believe that meeting this need locally is the responsible thing to do for both our community and the environment.
The more trees we can grow at home, the more opportunities we have to create regional jobs and a sustainable industry that we can be proud of.
We want to grow more trees so that we can create positive change for our communities, forests and economy.
Be part of a growth industry. Local forestry is providing reliable employment, economic growth and community resilience in South East NSW.
*Gross Value Add is the value of outputs produced in a region or industry less the cost of inputs sourced, and represents the contribution made to gross regional, state or domestic product (as appropriate).
*Jobs refers to Full Time Equivalent (FTE) positions
Source:
Economic Contribution Study of the NSW hardwood timber industry
Access reports and resources for those working in forestry in the South East region.
We are working to compile a digital directory of forest growers, silvicultural and harvesting contractors, wood, processors and end users in South East NSW. If you would like to be listed in our directory, please get in touch to find out more. 
Find out about upcoming forestry events, workshops, field days and more in South East NSW. If you’re interested in learning more about forestry in the South East, this is a great place to start.
South East Forestry Hub encompasses the south east region of NSW, extending from Nowra to the Victorian border, and west to the ACT border and Tumbarumba.
Growing trees helps us to become more self-reliant by investing in a renewable resource that sequesters carbon.
Managing our natural forests responsibly helps to protect our local communities from bushfire disasters.
Forestry can provide reliable employment and help local landowners become more resilient in times of uncertainty.
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