Amongst the giant redwoods of Whakarewarewa Forest. Photo: Matthew Cattin

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May 2020

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Waitawa Walk, Whakarewarewa Forest

Like many introduced species, the Californian redwoods of Whakarewarewa Forest have found stronger roots in New Zealand than in their habitat of origin. First planted here in 1901, the sky-scraping giants quickly surpassed even the grandest kauri trees in height, despite being just a fraction of the age. The tallest in Whakarewarewa is a staggering […]
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