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Professor Gary Bacon 

BSc (Hons), PhD

Adjunct Professor, Environmental Futures Centre

Email: g.bacon@griffith.edu.au

Research Expertise

  • Consultant and JAS-ANZ accredited auditor to natural resource management agencies, forest processing industry and private forest growers on resource, silviculture, research, collaboration, certification and legislative issues
  • Executive Director DPI Forestry Business Group during the initial three-year commercialisation phase; concurrently established an integrated Forestry Research Institute to drive local innovation and forge collaborative partnerships on the national (eg with CSIRO) and international (eg with ACIAR) level.
  • Manager of large multi-disciplinary teams of policy specialists, scientists and operatives at Queensland Forestry, NSW Forestry Commission and Queensland DPI.
  • Inaugural Deputy Chair of the national Forestry and Wood Products Research and Development Corporation.
  • Inaugural Member of the CSIRO Wood and Paper Industries Sector Advisory Committee.

Current Projects

  • Leader ACIAR Project FST/2007/020 ` Improving silvicultural and economic outcomes for community timber plantations in the Solomon Islands by interplanting with Flueggea flexuosa and other Pacific agroforestry species?, now extended to the HopeVale N Qld community.
  • Associate QWI Wyaralong Dam carbon offset planning and monitoring.
  • Associate  ARC Future Fellowship - Forest ecosystem diversity, function and service in response to perturbations: the key regulatory role of biogeochemical cycling.
  • Associate Griffith Encouragement Grant - The central role of organic phosphorus in regulating ecological stoichiometry in response to global changes and forest fires.
  • Associate ARC Discovery - The nature and ecological functions of soil soluble organic nitrogen in contrasting forest ecosystems.
  • Associate ARC Discovery - Fingerprints of global climate change and forest management on rhizosphere carbon and nutrient cycling.

Publications

  • Bacon G J (2007) Growing the Forestry Enterprise in Australia  Proceedings ANZIF Conference `Growing Forest Values?, Coffs Harbour. p36-40.
  • Bacon G J (1997) Entropy and the renewal of Australian Forestry. The Max Jacobs Oration: ANZIF Conference `Preparing for the 21st Century?. Australian Forestry 60:207-212.
  • Bacon G J (1987) Presidential address. The challenge of change. Australian Forestry 50: 200-203.
  • Bacon G J and Hawkins P J (1977) Studies on the establishment of open root Caribbean pine planting stock in Southern Queensland. Australian Forestry 40: 173-191.



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