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Help shape the future of Australian forestry

7 April 2026

As part of Forestry Australia’s commitment to ensuring Australian Forestry, our peer-reviewed journal remains relevant, valuable and fit for purpose, we are seeking your feedback through a short survey.

Forestry Australia has appointed a review panel for Australian Forestry, to lead a three-year strategic review. Your insights and reflections will help inform the review panel’s work to strengthen the relevance, reach and impact of Australian Forestry, and to ensure it continues to deliver value for forest scientists, researchers and managers. The survey will help identify opportunities, areas for improvement and future priorities so that  Australian Forestry continues to meet the needs and expectations of those working and studying in the forest sector.

Whether you are a long-time reader, author, reviewer or someone with an interest in forest science and research, your perspective is important and will help inform the review.

To encourage participation Forestry Australia is offering you the chance to win a $250 gift card of your choice. When completing the survey be sure to provide your contact details to go into the draw. 

We encourage you to take a few moments to complete the survey and share your views.

Click here for the survey

Source: Forestry Australia

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