Corporate Body

Forest Research and Development Branch (1983? - 1998)

State of Victoria

From
1983?
Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia
To
1998
Alternative Names
  • Centre for Forest Tree Technology (CFTT) (Also known as)
Location
123 Brown Street, Heidelberg, Victoria

Summary

The Forest Research and Development Branch was also known as the Centre for Forest Tree Technology. It has been part of the Victorian State Government's Forestry portfolio until it merged with the School of Forestry of the University of Melbourne in 1999, emerging as the Forest Science Centre (qv).

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Timeline

 1983? - 1998 Forest Research and Development Branch
       1999 - Forest Science Centre

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Published resources

Books

  • Fagg, Peter, Bren, Leon, Stewart, Hugh, Murphy, Simon and Smith, Ian, Reunion of the Forest Commission Victoria Research Branch, Box Hill Golf Club Thursday 27 November 2025: a souvenir booklet (Box Hill South, Vic.: Forest Research Reunion Committee, 2025), 67 pp. Details

Resources

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