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Nigel Williams reflects on 16 years of active involvement
I attended my first volunteer work day at the forest in June 2006. I had recently retired from a forestry career in Rotorua and joined the Katikati Rotary Club. Trustee Campbell Babington persuaded me that my
Wairere Mahi and Predator Free Matamata
Aongatete Forest Project was a hive of activity on the last day of April when we hosted visitors from 'the other side’. Our pest management relatives from over the Kaimai in Matamata, Wairere Mahi and Predator
Streams reveal astonishing variety of life
We've all seen those gritty TV dramas that have astonishing science and tech at their fingertips to analyse the DNA from crime scenes. Turns out much of it is not all that far-fetched! We now have
Browsing animals in Aongatete forest
We are being very successful with our predator control work to protect our native wildlife from being eaten by rats, stoats and possums, but we should not forget the threat posed by browsing animals. Seedlings and
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