Rotorua’s redwoods an example for all forest owners

March 2016

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March 2016

Mountain bikers, trampers and forestry workers share Whakarewarewa Forest. Photo: Rotoruanz.com
Redwoods success in managing recreation and logging interests a case study for all to follow I’ve just spent a couple of days cycling in Whakarewarewa Forest, probably better known as the Redwoods, in Rotorua. What a gem and what an asset to a regional city. The 5600ha forest offers around 130km of superb mountain biking […]

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