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For a comprehensive list of forest industry related sites please visit Australia's National Association of Forest Industries (NAFI)
| Other sites of interest | |
| A3P | |
| The Plantation Timber Association of Australia (PTAA) and the Australian Paper Industry Council (APIC) merged to form A3P (Australian Plantation Products and Paper Industry Council) in March 2004. | |
| ABARE | |
| "ABARE is the leading provider of public policy analysis and commodity forecasts for Australia's rural and resource industries." | |
| ABARE Forest & Wood Products Statistics | |
| Australian forest & wood products statistics is designed to meet the demand for quarterly and annual data on the consumption, production, import and export of wood and paper products. It is published twice each year. | |
| Australian Forest Growers (AFG) | |
| The national association representing and promoting private forestry and commercial treegrowing interests in Australia. If you grow trees commercially and mainly for wood production or you would like to, Australian Forest Growers can help you. | |
| Australian Forestry Standard (AFS) | |
The Australian Forestry Standard has been developed to provide a basis for voluntary, independent third-party certification against auditable forest management performance criteria that support sustainable management of forests for wood production. |
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| Australian Timber Design Workshop | |
| The Australian Timber Design Workshop is for anyone who loves to design and build in timber and would like to increase their knowledge and skill. Presented by staff of the University of Tasmania, invited architectural and engineering professionals and industry practitioners from around Australia, this workshop is structured in two streams to cater for architects, engineers, builders, students and the general public. | |
| Australian Timber Industry Certification (ATIC) | |
| ATIC provides Independent third party qualification schemes for the Australian timber industry. | |
| Australian Wood Panels Association | |
| The AWPA promotes the use of reconstituted wood products such as MDF and particleboard and undertakes further research and development to improve the performance and panel product range. | |