Ben Lomond Track above Queenstown, starting with a Gondola ride. Pine
trees are not native to New Zealand. They grow fast and push out native
plants. The name tag below indicates an area this person keeps free of
invasive plants by periodically pulling non-native seedlings. Community
groups, organizations, schools and families commit to doing their part.
The picture with the dead pine trees shows a section of trees that have
been sprayed. We saw this all over the South Island. By the way, the
hike was spectacular
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