Story: Southern beech forest
In 1996 the Māori owners of the pristine Waitutu Forest were granted cutting rights to Rowallan and Longwood forests in the south-west of the South Island. The forests are sustainably managed for silver beech timber extraction.
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Department of Conservation
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