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Forest
Ferns & Lycophytes of the Tangihua Ranges
New Zealand has about 253 species of ferns and lycophytes of which 52 are introduced 201 are native 91 endemic […]
Bush and Swamp Lawyer Vine
Climbing vines related to the blackberry, but the berries aren’t worth the scratches These plants were given the name ‘Lawyer’ […]
Native Trees and Plants Northland
Introduction to native trees and plants in the Tangihua Forest. This page contains a description of the Tangihua forest in […]
The Geology of the Tangihua Ranges
The location of Northlands Tangihua Ranges Tangihua Range is a prominent range situated in the centre of the Northland peninsula […]
The Tangihua Forest
A great opportunity to learn about Northlands native forests The Tangihua lions lodge, situated the Tangihua forest provides a unique […]
Weta
Weta in Northland – Wētā, Tokoriro Hemideina thoracica Weta are ancient insects that existed alongside the dinosaurs Wētā are endemic […]
Learning about Northland Native forest regeneration
This page focuses on the regeneration of plants in the forest around the lodge All of our Native forests have […]
Akapuka
The Akapuka of the Tangihua Ranges is a specialist epiphyte Akapuka’s Various names and confusion Griselinia lucida Akapuka – not […]
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