CONTENTS
SPONSORSHIPS AND MAJOR COMMUNITY EVENTS
DIRECT SPONSORSHIPS 2003-2004
CORPORATE PROFILE
SOCIAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
ECONOMIC
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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RECIPIENT
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EVENT
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AMOUNT
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Penola High School
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Pedal Prix team
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$50.00
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Gottstein Memorial Trust Fund
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Sponsorship for fellowships
and awards
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$1 200.00
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Australian Forest Growers (SA
Branch)
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Treefarmer of the Year Award
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$500.00
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South East Area Consultative
Committee (SEACC)
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Careers in Forestry Booklet
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$2 500.00
|
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Timber Development Association
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Pine Timber Framing Promotion
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$10 000.00
|
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Riddoch Art Gallery
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ForestrySA Wood Sculpture
Competition
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$5 000.00
|
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Western District and Border
Agricultural Societies
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Victorian Agricultural Society
2004 Convention
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$90.00
|
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International Union of Forest
Research Organisations
|
22nd World Congress in
Brisbane, 2005
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$6 000.00
|
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National Foresters Grove
Committee
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Plaques for South Australian
foresters commemorated at the National Foresters
Grove in Albury
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$700.00
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St Martins Lutheran School
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Year 6 musical
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$100.00
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Total
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$26 140.00
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STAFF SPONSORSHIPS 2003-2004
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EVENT
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AMOUNT
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2003 City to Bay Fun Run
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$760.00
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2003 Mount Gambier Christmas
Pageant
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$156.00
|
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2004 Lest We Forget Fun Run
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$195.60
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Total
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$1 111.60
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The Coopers Pale Ale Rally SA was held in
the northern Mt Lofty Ranges during August. This national round
of the Australian Rally Championship attracted 30 competitors
and a highlights package was later shown on television. The
main spectator focus at Mount Crawford Forest Reserve is
considered by the organisers to be the best public rally
viewing facility in Australia. An estimated 26 000 spectators
viewed the rally over the three days at this location as well
as at the opening event in Tanunda. ForestrySA helped the
organisers establish the spectator area and prepare for the
event. The forest tracks used by the rally have been upgraded
each year since the event commenced three years ago.
October saw the ‘Trailblazer
Challenge’ event held in South Australia. The event
consisted of 334 people organised into 81 teams competing to
walk or run up to 100 km within 48 hours. The event followed
the Heysen Trail through the Mount Lofty Ranges and ended at
the Kuitpo Forest Information Centre. The event raised
significant funds to support Operation Flinders – a
world-leading adventure wilderness program for young offenders
and young people at risk.