Conference 2023 Presentations

The Wilding Pine Network thanks all the speakers who contributed to the conference over the three days.

We have added links to presentations below and you are free to download these.

Presentations list

• Keynote 1: Watson, G – Wildings and my experiences with them
• Keynote 2: Upton, S – Wilding conifers: why long-term environmental issues need long-term funding
  
  
• Bowman, R – Wilding Pine Network Update
• Bradshaw, J – South Marlborough Landscape Restoration Trust (SMLRT)
• Bufford, J & Peltzer, D – Plant communities after wilding control
• Carlin, T – Wildings in a warming world
• Diamond, C & Fish, S – Managing transition
• Fields, F – Germination Trials
• Hazley, J – Environment Southland
• Holmes, L – Gnarly, Orion Agriscience 
• Horwell, V – Te Waiau
• Hoult, C – SPS Automation
• Hughes, N – Project Tongariro
• Kaapro, J – Method, ENVU
• Knapp, J – Wildings and fire: How to manage risk
• Ledgard, N – Pinus Radiata
• Ledgard, N – WELRA
• McBeth, W – Whakatipu Wilding Conifer Group (WCG)
• McMichael, C – Coromandel, Kaimanawa, Tongariro MU reports
• Murray, P – What might restoration of dry Central Otago landscapes look like
• Oliver, P – Production forestry and wildings
• Oswald, P – Central Otago overview
• Phillips, R – Upper Clutha Wilding Tree Group
• Raureti, T – Ko Ruawahia te maunga
• Rewi, D – Maori perspective on wildings
• Ritchie, J – Sustaining the gains – funding discussion
• Ritchie, J -Seedling tree workshop summary
• Robinson, Z – Canterbury MUs and programme overview
• Rohloff, B, – Wilding pine control financial model
• Russell, P – Mid Dome Wilding Conifer Strategy
• Russell, P – Coromandel MU Wilding Conifer Strategy
• Sharp, C – Pukenamu Patau
• Smith, S – National Wilding Conifer Control Programme Update
• Swann, D – Motupohue, Bluff Hill
• Teele, B – Arrowtown Choppers
• Teele, B – Before the Wildings
• Williamson, B – Ground control in waterway buffers
• Young, R – Mackenzie Basin Wilding Tree Trust, Wilding Free Mackenzie