He aratohu, he taputapu, he rangahau hoki hei āwhina i a koe kia mārama, kia whakamahere, kia whakahaere hoki i tō ngahere.
Guides, tools, and research to help you understand, plan, and manage your forest.
A guide on getting your land ready to plant native trees.
What are the costs to establish a forest? What benefits do forests provide? This fact sheet investigates.
A guide about growing and harvesting radiata pine in New Zealand.
Anna and Nicholas bought land in Banks Peninsula, Canterbury just for the purposes of growing nature. In this video, they talk about their experience of restoring the land with native trees.
The Halo Project is restoring wetlands, protecting coastal habitats, and supporting native biodiversity in Dunedin.
Learn about riparian planting around headwater streams, based on research by Scion.
DairyNZ have regional planting guides with species, how to plant and maintenance information.
Learn the differences between seed islands and seed orchards for native forest restoration, comparing maintenance needs, biodiversity benefits, and how to choose the right approach for your goals.
A downloadable flyer on New Zealand pine.
The main types of soil erosion and their control techniques.