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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

How will our native tree species cope with moisture stress?

Find on: Soil moisture and native seedling survival – Fact sheet
Report Native forests One Billion Trees research

How will our native tree species cope with moisture stress?

Report Native forests One Billion Trees research

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

Find on: Plantation forestry on erodible land — Fact sheet
Report Soil conservation (erosion control) One Billion Trees research

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

This fact sheet explores the benefits of forests to the environment, including better water quality, less erosion and carbon sequestration.

Find on: Wider benefits of planted forests — Fact sheet
Report Exotic forest Native forests One Billion Trees research

This fact sheet explores the benefits of forests to the environment, including better water quality, less erosion and carbon sequestration.

Report Exotic forest Native forests One Billion Trees research

Read about the benefits of planting on erodible land and the types of tree species to plant.

Find on: What to plant on erodible land — Fact sheet
Report Soil conservation (erosion control) Species One Billion Trees research

Read about the benefits of planting on erodible land and the types of tree species to plant.

Report Soil conservation (erosion control) Species One Billion Trees research

Industry survey results on the effect COVID-19 lockdowns had on forestry planting.

Find on: Managing delays in production and planting of native seedlings
Report Native forests Planting delays - COVID-19 One Billion Trees research