Planting Native Trees NZ

Planting native trees in NZ are an indispensible component of preserving its natural ecosystem. These specimens have evolved here and are ideally suited to the region’s varying climate conditions; consequently, without them present wildlife may encounter famine or become vulnerable to predators. Conversely, when these distinctive flora make their presence felt there can often be a resurgence for habitats which provide sustenance as well as shielding streams from precipitation-related damage – preserving its integrity while serving as protection against that harsh environment.