Track removal likely to save kauri

September 2017

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September 2017

The skeletal remains of kauri that have died from kauri dieback
Walkers visiting Waitakere Ranges Regional Park are putting kauri at risk of becoming infected with kauri dieback disease by ignoring signs asking them to clean their footwear and by jumping barriers to walk tracks that have been closed. A new report has detailed findings that show on some tracks as many as 83 per cent […]
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