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AGM and Field Trip

Tāne’s Tree Trust AGM and Field Trip

24th - 25th November 2018

Sustained Yield Beech Management - Canterbury and West Coast

Itinerary:

Saturday 24th -

9am Drive from Christchurch airport to Oxford. Meet up with anyone joining in their own car

10am Drive to John Wardle’s property, a continuous cover beech and pine operation

1pm Drive to Greymouth with a stop at Mt White Bridge – view mountain beech forest

4.30pm AGM at The Ashley Hotel conference room, including presentations

Sunday 25th -

8am Drive to Ken Ferguson’s Gray Valley farm, a large sheep and beef farm with sustainably managed beech

- With stops at kahikatea/matai remnant stand, clear fell regeneration and thinning site and large wind throw recovery site

11am Leave for Reefton to visit NZSFP Mill site – timber and veneer operation

1.30pm Drive to Christchurch via Lewis Pass

4.30pm Arrive at Christchurch airport

NB: all times are approximate, except the meeting time in Oxford on Saturday at 10am

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We will be taking minivans from Christchurch. The cost is $100 per person (return trip).

To reserve your seat please contact the office: [Enable JavaScript to view protected content]

You can join us in your own car as well - please meet in Oxford at 10am.

Posted: 5 October 2018

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