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New Zealand native trees –
planting a future for everyone

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Tāne’s Tree Trust is a non-profit Charitable Trust. Our vision is to promote and support the use of indigenous New Zealand tree species, for landscape and biodiversity enhancement, to deliver cultural values, and to create sustainable options for high-quality timber and other resources – especially as part of permanent, resilient native forests.

We have a broad membership base and work with a range of interest groups from managing agencies and environmental trusts to iwi and landowners keen to see the planting and management of indigenous trees nationwide and to share knowledge in successful establishment of indigenous forests for multiple purposes and use. Find out more about us and our work…

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New guidelines for transitioning from exotic to native forest

We’re excited to release our ‘Transitioning Exotic Forest to Native - Preliminary Guidelines for Transition’. Our thanks to MPI and forestry partners who have supported this project so far. Guidance is based on our research to date and will be updated at the end of the project with results from our… Read more

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    • Accelerating landscape scale restoration of native forest
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    • O Tātou Ngahere ‒ Our Forest
    • A Practical Guide to Managing Tōtara on Private Land
    • Re-Measurement of Farm Tōtara Project
    • Our Forests Our Future
    • Adaptive management of coastal forestry buffers
    • Totara Industry Pilot Project (TIP)
    • Performance of open-ground and container-raised natives planted on hill country, Lake Taupo catchment
    • Tāne’s Tree Trust Technical Handbook
    • National survey of indigenous plantations for carbon accounting
    • Indigenous tree bulletin series
    • Review of existing uses and market opportunities for farm-grown totara in Northland
    • Landscape concept plan for afforestation of lowland Waikato hill country reserve
    • Northland totara riparian project
    • Pathways to code compliance for farm-totara timber
    • Monitoring Native Planting Programmes
    • Managing delays in planting natives due to Covid-19
    • TUR workshops for Growing Native Forests series
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    • Kaikawaka
    • Kamahi
    • Kanuka
    • Kohekohe
    • Kowhai
    • Mangeao
    • Manoao
    • Matai
    • Miro
    • Pink Pine
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