Expressions of Interest Form

Expressions of Interest Form

Sustainable Timber Tasmania and Forest Education Foundation Schools Tree Day Program 2020
Complete and submit your EOI and order to participate in Sustainable Timber Tasmania and Forest Education Foundation's Schools Tree Day 2020 events and free seedlings before 17 July 2020.

We will do our best to meet your seedling and incursion requests. Please note incursions are subject to availablility.

Your EOI will be confirmed once all orders are received.
Your school name and address *

School name

Street Address

City State

Post Code Country
Your school's contact person *

First Name Last Name
Best contact email *
Best contact number *

Area Code Phone Number
Who will be participating?

Planting and Incursions
How many classes will be involved? *
Total Classes
Please specify the year level/s *
Year Level/s
Approximately how many students in total will be involved? *
Total Students

Schools Tree Day Resource Pack Opportunity
Let's celebrate Schools Tree Day on 31 July 2020 with a Teacher Resource Pack!

Some of elements of the Resource Pack include:
- Video from Sustainable Timber Tasmania Nursery
- Teacher Resource Guide with suggested activties from Forest Education Foundation
- Digital photo activity - share with us your favourite tree this Schools Tree Day!
Are you interested in receiving a Schools Tree Day Resource Pack?

Yes No I would like more information on this opportunity

Incursion Opportunity

Forest Education Foundation
Why not take your Schools Tree Day learning further? The Forest Education Foundation is offering complimentary incursion opportunities to primary and secondary classes, who are participating in Schools Tree Day. Explore the role of trees in a forest system, investigate a tree’s life cycle and discover how people interact with our forest landscapes.

These incursions will be tailored to your year level and will be subject to availability.

Want to know more? View a Program Flyer below:

Primary Incursion Flyer

Secondary Incursion Flyer
Are you interested in an incursion with the Forest Education Foundation?

Yes No I would like more information on this opportunity
How many classes?
Total number of classes
What year level/s?
Year level/s
Number of students participating?
Number of students

Free Seedlings Opportunity

Sustainable Timber Tasmania

This year Sustainable Timber Tasmania is offering Tasmanian schools the opportunity to recieve an assorted box of seedlings, packaged by our Nursery team, to be delivered during the last week of Term 3 (21 September 2020).

Schools can choose the number of seedlings they would like to recieve, and whether or not they would prefer shrub or tree species, or a mix of both.

Schools also have the opportunity to host Sustainable Timber Tasmania foresters at their school to assist students in planting their seedlings. Please note this will be subject to availability.

You will also receive a Species Information Card - developed in collaboration with Forest Education Foundation. This Card will help students understand the size of the species, how to care for it, and an interesting fact about the species.

What you might expect to see in your seedling box!

Shrub Species		Tree Species
	Swamp Honey-myrtle A flowering shrub which attracts birds. Height range: 2–3m.		She Oak A medium sized tree which tolerates frosts winds and drought. Height range: 4m-8m.
	Scented Paperbark A moderate sized flowering shrub which attracts birds. Height range: up to 3m.		Mugga Ironbark A medium sized tree which is a good shelter or shade tree. Height range: 15m-20m.
	Slender Honey-myrtle A small shrub which tolerates a wide range of conditions. Height and width: 2m-2m.		Silver Gum A medium sized tree which tolerates frost and winds. Useful for honey production. Height range: 5m-10m.
	Lemon Bottlebrush A shrub which tolerates dry and frost conditions. It attracts birds, and requires maintenance pruning in spring. Height and width: 4m-2m		Tasmanian Blackwood A moderate sized tree which tolerates a variety of sites and frost. It is suitable for shelter, shade or as a specimen tree. Height range: 5m to 25m.
	Mountain Bottlebrush A shrub which tolerates cold and poorly drained conditions. A good screen and bird attracting plant. Height and width 1-3m-1-3m.		Bull Oak A medium sized tree. which tolerates frost wind and drought. Height range: 4m–8m.
	South Esk Pine A shrub which tolerates a range of conditions. Height range: up to 4m.		White Peppermint A small-medium sized tree which tolerates cold conditions. Height range: 4m-8m.
	Hop Bush A shrub which tolerates a wide range of conditions. Height range: 2-3m.