At ABP, we remain dedicated to supporting the communities where we live and work. Discover our latest reports and key policies to learn how we operate and collaborate to make a positive impact.
Our news
ABP Bushland Project Named in Honour of Outgoing CEO Russ Hughes
New Green Triangle produced bluegum GLT features in national TV series
Leila McDougall to headline ABP’s Women in Wood Fibre 2026
ABP is leading Australia’s next generation of Hardwood Innovation
Wirey Swamp: Reviving Wetlands and Restoring Balance
ABP celebrates Green Triangle award winners
Restoration of Wirey Swamp
ABP opens seed orchard to product next generation fibre
Annual Women in Wood Fibre event
Installation of nest boxes
Meet Liz McKinnon: ABP’s new External Affairs Manager
300 and counting: ABP celebrates as milestone vessel sets sail
Monitoring and management of threatened species
Protecting our communities this fire season
Wirey Swamp: Reviving Wetlands and Restoring balance
Our publications
ABP’s Defined Forest Area/Forest Management Unit (DFA/FMU) comprises approximately 110,827 hectares of Tasmanian blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus) plantations, native vegetation, riparian zones, wetlands, and unplanted areas across three regions of Australia: south-west Victoria, south-east South Australia (SA) and the Great Southern region of Western Australia (WA). The Victorian and South Australian estates are collectively referred to as the Green Triangle region. The DFA/FMU includes both freehold properties owned by ABP and privately leased land. The plantations are generally located within the 650 mm rainfall isohyet. To view the DFA/FMU maps, please click on the links above.