During New Zealand's colonisation, kahikatea forests were cleared to make room for farmland, and their soft, odourless wood became sought after for shipping butter overseas. This led to a surge in felling and milling these ancient giants. Between 1909 and 1917, New Zealand's kahikatea groves were reduced by 63%. Today, there are few places where kahikatea can be found in their original splendour. If you've participated in an Outward Bound Course, you might recall the kahikatea grove as the locat
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During New Zealand's colonisation, kahikatea forests were cleared to make room for farmland, and their soft, odourless wood became sought after for shipping butter overseas. This led to a surge in felling and milling these ancient giants. Between 1909 and 1917, New Zealand's kahikatea groves were reduced by 63%. Today, there are few places where kahikatea can be found in their original splendour. If you've participated in an Outward Bound Course, you might recall the kahikatea grove as the locat
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