Veteran conservation campaigner Stephen King (on left) marked 20 years since his 'tree sit' to save Pureora Forest by climbing this totara again. He wants more native trees planted to reunite the two remaining blocks of forest. He claims the proposed corridor could be planted and fenced using funds from milling pine trees now maturing on the linking land.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 292, 1 May 1999, Page 8
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59Veteran conservation campaigner Stephen King (on left) marked 20 years since his 'tree sit' to save Pureora Forest by climbing this totara again. He wants more native trees planted to reunite the two remaining blocks of forest. He claims the proposed corridor could be planted and fenced using funds from milling pine trees now maturing on the linking land. Forest and Bird, Issue 292, 1 May 1999, Page 8
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