Podocarp Forest, Whirinaki, Experimental work (Vol 2)
- Document Type
- Reports, File notes, Memos
- Author
- Beveridge, A.E., Pardy, G.F.
- Project Creator
- Forest Research Institute
- Current Holder
- Forest Research Institute
- Accession Number
- TTT000163
- Old Accession Number
- TTT000163
- Location
- Room 927 Lever Arch file FRI 28/4/2/1 Vol 2
- MS Number
- FRI 161
- Future Storage
- Forest Research Institute archives
- Period
- 1984-85
- Volume
- 100 pp
- Content
- Index to 10 tagged sections: 1. Totara planting proposals in cleared Mangawiri Basin by Native Forest Restoration Trust (Stephen King), FRI comment (Beveridge, Pardy) Recommended to Conservancy - no action, but current project promising, file note after visits on 23.11.84 and 19.5.85; 2. Podocarp plantings after selective logging; 3. Windfall survey; 4. Comments by Beveridge on book 'To save a forest' by Morton, Ogden Hughes; 5. FRI correspondence and statements on Whirinaki Forest Ecology; 6. Ecology (missing); 7. Animal Exclosure Trials; 8. not recorded; 9. Current indigenous planting 1977; 10. storm damage 22.4.82.
- Source
- Whirinaki Forest, Urewera
- Future Work
- Inspection notes by Beveridge 2004-07. Assessment of regeneration of heavily-logged forest, Mangawiri Basin
- Reference
- Whirinaki Bibliography, 2004. Whirinaki Restoration Project from 2005Notes on Whirinaki Forest (Beveridge 2005)Draft paper on role of possums in totara decline (Beveridge 2007)
- General Note
- There is great potential for extensive restoration of podocarp forest on sites previously cleared.
- Sort
- Indexed
- Publish
- Suitable for publication
- Security
- Medium
- Restriction
- Subject to FRI approval
- Species
- podocarps (Podocarpaceae)
- Keywords
- Conflict, Ecology, Environmental Values, Establishment, Plant Succession, Restoration, Storm Damage, Totara
- Subject Areas