National Forestry Masters Convenor

Lyndall completed her PhD at the University of Melbourne focussing on the commercialisation of wood product innovations. Since that time she has completed a skills audit of the Australian wood and paper products industry and managed the technical division within Timbercorp Forestry. Lyndall joined the Fenner School in June 2008 as lecturer in Forestry and Convenor of the new National Forestry Masters Program.

Selected Publications

Bull, Lyndall., Ferguson, Ian. (2004) "Factors influencing the success of wood product innovation in Australia and New Zealand" Forest Policy and Economics (8) 2006 pp 742 - 50

Bull, L.M., Kelly, M.A. (2002) "International market prospects and the changing structure of the Australian plantation industry" in Australian Forestry, 66 (1)

Bull, L.M, Bren, L.J. (2001) "The socio-economic contributions of a timber mill in a small country town. A case study" in Australian Forestry 64 (2)

Niskanen, A., Lunnan, A. Ota, I, Blatner, K., Herbohn, J., Bull, L., Hickey, G.M. and Ferguson, I. 2007. Policies affecting forestry entrepreneurship. Small-scale Forestry 6(3): 233-255

Dibrell, C., Down, J.T. & Bull, L. Dynamic strategic planning: Achieving strategic flexibility through formalization. Journal of Business and Management, forthcoming.