• Could We Have A World Without Wood: Ross Hampton & Dean Kearney

  • Oct 25 2020
  • Length: 46 mins
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Could We Have A World Without Wood: Ross Hampton & Dean Kearney

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  • Although many of us may not notice, modern life relies heavily on forest products. Did you recently receive a package in the post? Was it in a cardboard box? Is there a printed label on the cans of veggies in your pantry?

    Yet, when most people hear the word ‘logging’ they’d probably immediately think of deforestation and environment destruction.

    Ross Hampton and Dean Kearney are two men whose job it is to make sure that the trees in this country that are cut down for everyday products, are done so sustainably. Ross is the CEO of the Australian Forest Products Association and Dean is from Forestry NSW. For this episode of Invisible Heroes Madeleine sat down with Ross and Dean, in the middle of a forest, to find out if there is even such a thing as sustainable forestry.

    CREDITS

    Host: Madeleine West @madmadswest

    Guests: Ross Hampton and Dean Kearney

    Executive Producer: Elise Cooper @elisejcooper

    Assistant Producer: Hannah Bowman @itshannahbowman

    Technical Assistance: Odin from North Coast Events northcoastevents.com.au

    LINKS

    • Forestry Corporation - https://bit.ly/2HrshPF
    • Australian Forest Products Association - https://bit.ly/3dMSJiE

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