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Using the Kahikatea Green Wheel to guide management of kahikatea fragments in the Waikato region: a technical guide to spatial analyses

TR 2022/08
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Report: TR 2022/08

Author: Norman WH Mason and Robbie J Price (Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research)

Abstract

Waikato Regional Council has produced an assessment tool – the Kahikatea Green Wheel (KGW) - designed to help private landowners monitor the condition of kahikatea fragments on their land.

This report is provided as additional documentation to accompany spatial analyses examining the impact of potential restoration scenarios and the resilience and connectivity of kahikatea forest fragments in the Waikato region.

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