CONTENTS
SIGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENTS AND INITIATIVES
2003–2004
SOCIAL
• Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate of
10 by December 2005
• Support three Private Forestry
Development Committees
• New workplace injury compensation
claims rate of one per month by December 2005
• Consultation with indigenous groups
• Opening of Cudlee Creek mountain
bike trail area
• Sponsorship and support for the
Belalie Arts Society’s Bundaleer Concert Weekend at
Bundaleer Forest, the RallySA Championships at Mount Crawford
Forest and the ForestrySA Wood Sculpture Competition at Riddoch
Art Gallery, Mount Gambier
ENVIRONMENTAL
• Ensure that there are no Level 1
environmental incidents
• Achieve certification of the
Australian Forestry Standard by December 2004
• Maintain ISO 14001 certification
• Gazette three new Native Forest
Reserves
• Additional biodiversity corridors
established.
• Three Native Forest Reserves
Management Plans developed and three existing plans reviewed
FINANCIAL
• Plant an area of 2 500 hectares of
mainly softwood (radiata pine)
• Purchase up to 1 500 hectares of
land to expand the plantation estate
• Harvest 1.74 million cubic metres
of log products from ForestrySA plantations
• Supply 2.00 million cubic metres of
log products to a range of customers throughout the State,
including log sourced from other forest owners
• 50% increase in nonwood revenue by
December 2005
CORPORATE PROFILE
SOCIAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
ECONOMIC
FINANCIAL STATEMENT