Forestry

New Zealand School of Forestry

Dr Bruce Manley

Dr Bruce ManleyPosition

Associate Professor
Head of School

Qualifications

B.For.Sc (Hons); University of Canterbury
B.B.S. (Accountancy); Massey University

Ph.D.; University of Washington, Seattle

Room

Forestry 111

Contact Details

Phone: +64 3 364 2122
bruce.manley@canterbury.ac.nz

Postal Address

School of Forestry
College of Engineering
University of Canterbury
Private Bag 4800
Christchurch
New Zealand

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Background

New Zealand Forest Research Institute
1976-79 Forester, Economics of Silviculture Research Field
1979-81 Study leave -; Ph.D.
1982 Scientist, Harvest Planning Research Field
1983-85 Scientist, Conversion Planning Project Team
1986-93 Scientist, Resource Evaluation and Planning
1994-97 Manager, South Island Operations
1997-99 Science Portfolio Manager, Value Chain Optimisation

Professional Affiliations
Registered Member and Fellow, NZ Institute of Forestry

1990-2000 Councillor, NZ Institute of Forestry.
1990-1998 Chairman, NZIF Registration Board.
1993-present Convenor, NZIF Forest Valuation Working Party.

Undergraduate Courses

Graduate Courses

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Postgraduate students

Forest valuation

  • Julie Rodenberg is doing her PhD on "Testing the Afforestation Reservation Price of Small Landowners".
  • Rosa Rivas Palma has completed her PhD on “Social and environmental valuation of forest ecosystems in New Zealand”.
  • Andres Susaeta has completed a “Comparative analysis between the Net Present Value approach and Option Pricing for forest valuation – a Chilean case study” for his MForSc.

Forest modelling

  • Dudi Iskandar is doing his PhD on "The decision-making process in the adoption of agroforestry technology by smallholder farmers in Indonesia".
  • Isabel Loza-Balbuena has completed her PhD on “The impact of climate change policies on the GHG balance of the NZ forest industry”. Justin Ford-Robertson was a co-supervisor.
  • Kimberly Robertson has completed her MForSc on “Estimating regional supply and delivered cost of forest and wood processing biomass available for bioenergy”
  • Kadim Martana has completed his MForSc with a report on “Assessing decision-makers’ preferences to plantation establishment in Indonesia”.
  • Teguh Rahardja has completed his PhD on “Optimum forestry-based land-use planning for Indonesia”.

Marketing

  • Monica Heberling has completed her MForSc on “Strategic marketing for Uruguayan Eucalyptus solidwood products”. Robert Donnelly was her co-supervisor.

Research Interests

  • Forest Valuation - Development of methodology for the valuation of plantations
  • Forest Modelling - Modelling of forest estates to incorporate wood and non-wood benefits
  • Log and wood quality & linkage to products and markets