There are thousands of listed invasive plant species in New Zealand, with several posing a threat to the kauri forest ecosystem. Invasive plants can choke out natives by physically smothering them or taking all their light and nutrients. We use a variety of methods to eradicate plant pests. Of most concern in on our reserves are the following…
aristea
selaginella
himalayan honeysuckle
wildling pine
pampas
shrub balsam
tobacco weed
kikuyu grass
blackberry
arum lilly