These trees are Pinus contorta, growing wild near Queenstown. They spread over grassland, and can gradually change the appearance of the landscape. The only ways to get rid of wilding pines are by spraying or removal by hand. Many volunteer groups are helping to eradicate these intruders.
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Department of Conservation
Reference:
10051363
Photograph by Neville Peat
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