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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. 

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Forms to help nurseries propagate plants and record their findings.

Tool Native forests Species

This fact sheet looks at the benefits of planting trees on erodible land, and the different types of erosion.

Report Soil conservation (erosion control) One Billion Trees research

Trees, forests and using wood products are some of the best immediate responses to climate change.

Article Carbon

How to develop a plan and what to include to cover all forest project stages.

Tool Silviculture

Handbook on planting and managing native tree species in New Zealand.

Guide Silviculture Native forests Species Riparian and waterways

In 2019 the Hawke's Bay Regional Investment Company and Hawke’s Bay Regional Council set out to find the best way to deal with erosion in the area.

Case study Exotic forest Land use One Billion Trees research

Horticultural farm LeaderBrand has planted native trees on its Canterbury land to attract beneficial insects.

Case study Native forests Birds and bees Land use

Te Rūnanga o Koukourarata is restoring the health of te taiao by planting trees across its takiwā.

Case study Native forests Land use

Videos showing how to plant, manage and mill poplars and willows.

Other Soil conservation (erosion control) Species Riparian and waterways

What is portable sawmilling and how do you get started? An overview of portable sawmilling, including the benefits and estimates of costs for machinery.

Report Harvesting Exotic forest Native forests One Billion Trees research