
Recloaking Papatūānuku: Native forest has resilience
Sam "The Trap Man" Gibson explains that diverse native forests help stabilise the land and improve resilience against extreme weather events.
Restoring the kakahu of Papatūānuku highlights the vital role of trees in sustaining Aotearoa's environment. This presentation discusses the importance of native forests in managing climate change, supporting biodiversity, and ensuring clean water supply, advocating for a focus on ecosystem health over timber production.

Explore the potential of managing secondary native forests for timber production

Get useful tips for restoring native forest on your whenua.

Learn about restoring native forests for sustainable farming and land use.

Learn how to protect trees from animals in Aotearoa.

Learn how effective farmer engagement can boost local native tree planting.

Dr. Adam Forbes discusses transitional forestry's role in shifting exotic forests to native ecosystems.

Learn about the role tree planting can play in reducing climate change impacts.

Find out about ao Māori perspectives on the importance of protecting native trees and forests in Aotearoa.

Dame Anne Salmond discusses the urgent need to protect native forests for our future.

Short videos about the benefits of native forests in an Aotearoa context.

Learn how trees connect with our culture and environment.

Adam Thompson helps farmers plant native trees on their land, promoting biodiversity and sustainability.