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Rayonier Matariki Forests (RMF) was invited to showcase its work with kiwi conservation as part of the Save the kiwi exhibit at this year’s Fieldays at Mystery Creek.

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Three kākā were welcomed to the Boundary Stream Mainland Island Reserve aviary by the Maungaharuru-Tangitū Trust, the Department of Conservation, Rayonier Matariki Forests and community volunteers as part of a collaborative effort to bolster numbers in the Hawke’s Bay region.

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A collaboration between the Christchurch City Council, Spark, Fire and Emergency New Zealand and Rayonier Matariki Forests will see the trial of new fire detection technology in Waitākiri/Bottle Lake  Forest, Canterbury.

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Burwood Pegasus Community Watch has a new set of wheels thanks to the generosity of Rayonier
Matariki Forests and other local organisations.

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Rayonier Matariki Forests and Tāne Mahuta share a connection to a Bay of Plenty forest which has been the catalyst for a successful and enduring partnership.

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The school day was a little different for a group of Otautau School tamariki recently when a logging truck came to visit along with a day spent learning about the forestry industry.

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Forestry came to Amy Robinson by chance after an engineering adviser came to talk to her in Year 12 and mentioned the forestry school.

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A community initiative in Hawkes Bay has seen the successful restoration of a small wetland which will bring significant benefits to the land and biodiversity.

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Kiwi numbers are increasing in Glenbervie thanks to the massive efforts of local landowners, Rayonier Matariki Forests, Kiwi Coast, Department of Conservation and Northland Regional Council.