πŸ—ΊοΈ Interactive Map Tools

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πŸ“ How to Select Land Areas:

  • Pan: Click and drag to move around
  • Zoom: Use scroll wheel or +/- buttons
  • Polygon: Click points, double-click to finish
  • Rectangle: Click and drag diagonally
  • Circle: Click center, drag radius
  • Edit/Delete: Use tools in top-right corner

What Makes Land Suitable?

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Slope & Topography

Steep slopes (15-35Β°) are ideal for native forest as they're often unsuitable for agriculture and benefit from erosion control.

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Drainage & Water

Well-drained areas are preferred, though some native species thrive in wetter conditions. Proximity to waterways adds conservation value.

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Soil Quality

Native trees can improve poor soils over time. Areas with erosion risk or low fertility are often perfect candidates.

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Location & Access

Areas need vehicle access for planting equipment. Proximity to existing native vegetation creates wildlife corridors.

Native Species for Different Conditions

Kahikatea

New Zealand's tallest native tree, excellent for wet soils and floodplains.

Swamp Maire

Hardy tree perfect for poorly drained soils and wet areas.

Cabbage Tree

Fast-growing pioneer species that tolerates wet conditions.

Kanuka

Pioneer species excellent for dry, exposed sites and erosion control.

Kowhai

Beautiful flowering tree that thrives on dry slopes and poor soils.

Matagouri

Hardy shrub perfect for dry, windy conditions and erosion control.

Pohutukawa

Iconic coastal tree that tolerates salt spray and windy conditions.

Karaka

Large coastal tree excellent for shelter and bird habitat.

Taupata

Low-growing coastal shrub perfect for exposed coastal sites.

Manuka

Fast-growing pioneer that quickly establishes ground cover and habitat.

Wattle

Nitrogen-fixing tree that rapidly improves soil quality.

Tree Fern

Quick-establishing understory that creates immediate forest feel.

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