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Exotic tree removal will restore mauri to Ōtāhuhu/Mt Richmond: Maunga Authority

Protest planned to stop exotic tree removal on Auckland's Ōtāhuhu/Mt Richmond

Green Building: Why sustainable investment makes sense

Green Building: Why sustainable investment makes sense 5 May, 2021 05:00 PM 7 minutes to read Te Puni Kokiri House, owned by Argosy, was certified as a 5 Green Star Built rated building in March 2014. Te Puni Kokiri House, owned by Argosy, was certified as a 5 Green Star Built rated building in March 2014. NZ Herald By: Graham Skellern If Argosy Property chief executive Peter Mence has his way, everything he touches will turn to green. Argosy, managing an industrial, commercial and retail portfolio worth nearly $2 billion, has embedded a sustainable, green reality into its business operating model. Its goal is to deliver better environments for tenants that promote productivity and minimise environmental impact.

More ground staff to control wilding conifers in Mt Richmond Forest Park

The Mt Richmond Forest Park includes an ultramafic mineral belt which has unique geology, providing habitat for a number of taonga plant species found nowhere else in the country. “These special plant species are currently at risk of being lost due to the invasive pine forest in the area. The wilding conifer control work proposed in this project will restore the specialised ecosystems on unique mineral-rich rock types.” Chloe Ranford/LDR Ground-based teams can target smaller wilding pine trees and seedlings. (File photo) Wilding conifer control will be undertaken throughout the park and some adjoining privately owned and Marlborough and Nelson council land of around 28,000 hectares.