Lead Judges' Special Award - Jessica Scheurich
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Sponsored by:
Department of Conservation
"New Zealand Forestry Infographic" by Jessica Scheurich
Description
Lead Remix Judge Helen Baxter selected Jessica's entry for her special award because it is a well designed infographic drawing on New Zealand Forestry information from seven different data sets. This award is sponsored by The Department of Conservation
The Department of Conservation has provided some amazing New Zealand conservation experiences for special entries that grab the attention and admiration of our Lead Judges, Helen Baxter and Nat Torkington.
Jessica's description of the entry:
This amazing infographic allows people to get a general understanding/summary of the forestry industry, which is more so than most currently know. The infographic is broken down into the various benefits for NZ, what's growing in the plantations, where they are growing, what happens to the trees and where it's going to. I have distilled all this information to make it easily digestible and visually rich for all readers.
Sources
- 1. "Land use environmental snapshot (Jan 2010)" Ministry for the Environment, Non commercial free to use. Source Acknowledged.
- 2. "Forestry and the New Zealand Economy (July 2011)" Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Non commercial free to use. Source Acknowledged.
- 3. "Essential Facts" & "Forests & People" Forestry Insights, Non commercial free to use. Source Acknowledged.
- 4. "Projected balance of emissions units during the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol (June 2006)" Ministry for the Environment, Non commercial free to use. Source Acknowledged.
- 5. "New Zealand Plantation Forestry Industry Facts and Figures 10/11" Forest Owners Association in conjunction with Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Non commercial free to use. Source Acknowledged.
- 6. "National Exotic Forest Description (April 2010)" Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Non commercial free to use. Source Acknowledged.
- 7. "Exports by country of destination (Year ended 31 Dec 2010)" Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in conjunction with Statistics NZ, Non commercial free to use. Source Acknowledged.
