TO BE SAVED OR LOST? These two pictures (taken on Mayor Island), are typical of many parts of New Zealand. One shows native forest, as it should be conserved. The other presents the sad spectacle of a pohutukawa. killed by careless fire. Similar skeletons in many areas are due to the ravages of deer.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 36, 1 May 1935, Page 13
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54TO BE SAVED OR LOST? These two pictures (taken on Mayor Island), are typical of many parts of New Zealand. One shows native forest, as it should be conserved. The other presents the sad spectacle of a pohutukawa. killed by careless fire. Similar skeletons in many areas are due to the ravages of deer. Forest and Bird, Issue 36, 1 May 1935, Page 13
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