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Story: Forest succession and regeneration

All images and media

From page 1 - Forest succession

Stages of forest succession

Stages of forest succession

Mt Tarawera

Regenerating pōhutukawa forest

Regenerating pōhutukawa forest

Forest on glacier moraine

Forest on glacier moraine

From page 2 - Plants in a succession

Forest soil profile

Root nodules on native broom

Root nodules on native broom

Sand dunes succession

Sand dunes succession

From page 3 - Forest growth after fire

Bracken spore profile

Bracken fern, Wellington coast

Bracken fern, Wellington coast

The Hanger, 1939

The Hanger, 1939 (1st of 3)

The Hanger, 1980

The Hanger, 1980 (2nd of 3)

Interior of the Hanger, 1980

Interior of the Hanger, 1980 (3rd of 3)

From page 4 - Mānuka, kānuka and gorse

Mānuka scrub interior

Mānuka scrub interior

Mānuka/kānuka regeneration

Mānuka/kānuka regeneration

Kānuka forest

Spraying gorse

Regeneration through gorse

Regeneration through gorse

From page 5 - Beech and conifer forest regeneration

Beech seedlings

Beech seedlings (1st of 2)

Pole stand of beech

Pole stand of beech (2nd of 2)

Kāmahi forest

Conifer–broadleaf regeneration

Conifer–broadleaf regeneration

Ancient kauri

How to cite this page:

Maggy Wassilieff, 'All images and media', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/forest-succession-and-regeneration/media (accessed 28 October 2021)

Story by Maggy Wassilieff, published 24 Sep 2007