Wildlands Celebrating 40 Years: 1985 – 2025
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Indigenous Revegetation

  • Project design and management
  • Contract management
  • Staff supervision
  • Selection of planting material
  • Site preparation
  • Planting
  • Ongoing maintenance of plantings
  • Small and large projects
  • Indigenous ornamental/residential gardens and wetlands

Wildland Consultants Ltd have planned and implemented many indigenous revegetation projects, in a range of environments. Since 1998 the company has planned and undertaken hundreds of separate planting projects, some of which involve multiple sites and a range of habitat types. These projects have involved the successful establishment of hundreds of thousands of indigenous plants and at least 100 species, including trees, shrubs, grasses, sedges, and rushes suited to forest, shrubland, and wetland habitats. All of our projects involve ongoing monitoring and we continue to monitor plantings until they are well established and maintenance requirements cease or become minimal. Our company implements every stage of these projects, including preparation of restoration/revegetation plans, site preparation, pest control, weed control, site preparation, planting, monitoring, and ongoing maintenance. Company clients include private landowners, regional councils, district councils, iwi, and corporates. The projects have been undertaken to achieve protection and enhancement of indigenous biodiversity, and protection of riparian margins. We also manage indigenous revegetation through natural successional processes. One of these is a 200 ha site recently cleared as a result of the harvesting of Pinus radiata.

Related Projects

  • Project Twin Streams, Auckland
  • Cathedral Cove weed management and restoration
  • Kahikatea swamp forest restoration, Rotorua

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      • Aquatic Fauna
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    • Freshwater & Estuarine Wetlands
    • Indigenous Ecosystem Processes
    • Indigenous Revegetation
    • Mapping & GIS Services
    • Monitoring Design & Implementation
    • Offshore Islands
    • Pacific Islands
    • Strategic Advice
    • Sustainable Farm Planning
    • Threatened Species
    • Vegetation & Habitat Surveys
    • Weeds
    • Plant for Good
      • Riparian Indigenous Planting
      • Shelterbelts
      • Woodlots/forestry
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    • Ecosystem Restoration & Rehabilitation
    • Fauna Surveys & Monitoring
      • Aquatic Fauna
      • Bats
      • Birds
      • Lizards & Frogs
      • Terrestrial Invertebrates
    • Freshwater & Estuarine Wetlands
    • Indigenous Ecosystem Processes
    • Indigenous Revegetation
    • Mapping & GIS Services
    • Monitoring Design & Implementation
    • Offshore Islands
    • Pacific Islands
    • Strategic Advice
    • Sustainable Farm Planning
    • Threatened Species
    • Vegetation & Habitat Surveys
    • Weeds
    • Plant for Good
      • Riparian Indigenous Planting
      • Shelterbelts
      • Woodlots/forestry
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  • Contact