Folder Previous Biosecurity Conferences 2009 to 2019
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Folder 2005 - 28 February and 1 March 2005, Rotorua
Forest Diseases and Disorders: Current knowledge & best practice control methods
Folder 2006 - 28 February - 1 March 2006, Rotorua
5th Annual Workshop - Biotechnology Solutions for Forest Biosecurity Problems
Folder 2007 - 8 and 9 March 2007, Rotorua
6th Annual Workshop - Emerging External Influences to Forest Biosecurity
Folder 2008 - 6 and 7 March 2008, Rotorua
7th Annual Workshop - New Developments in Forest Biosecurity Surveillance - Are They Working?
Folder 2010 - 23 and 24 February, Rotorua
8th Annual Workshop - Preparing for the Big One! – The potential cost of a major forest biosecurity breach! - Or - "Clever ways to play Russian Roulette"
Folder 2011 - 21 and 22 February, Rotorua
9th Annual Workshop - 2011 A year of change in forestry biosecurity - new commitments from industry and government
Folder 2012 - 28 and 29 February, Rotorua
10th Annual Workshop - 2012 Innovative Solutions for Biosecurity Problems -Does GE have a role?"
Folder 2013 -7 and 8 March Rotorua
11th Annual Workshop - Combating Foliar Diseases - What Now!
Folder 2014 - 18 and 19 February 2014, Rotorua
12th Annual Workshop - Bioisecurity risk to trade in NZ forest products
Folder 2015 - 24 and 25 February Rotorua
Forest health surveillance - your prescription for a good night's sleep
Folder 2016 - 23 and 24 February 2016 Rotorua
Forest health surveillance - Are we prepared for bio-invaders?
Folder 2017 - 7 and 8 March Rotorua
Time to Get Real - –The Bugs are Here!
The New Zealand plantation forest sector has been a signatory to the Government Industry Agreement (GIA) for two years now. How is it working? What could be improved? How can we ensure the sector and government has an effective readiness and response capability for current and future incursions?
Folder 2018 - 14 and 15 March Rotorua
Ramping up our Biosecurity - Licence to use Tomorrow’s Toolbox?
The purpose of the conference is to work together on gaining and maintaining social licence to operate in an environment where toolbox constraints can limit the options for managing biosecurity.
Folder 2019 - 5 and 6 March 2019, Rotorua
Operational Biosecurity - We are all responsible for making it happen
The conference will raise awareness of operational forest biosecurity and provide lessons from other sectors.
Plantation Forestry is a “dirty” industry and relatively few precautions are currently taken to avoid the spread of pests both within and also between forests and even islands. Is this something that needs to change? What is the risk to the industry in carrying on the way we do?
Take action and responsibility for making it happen!