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Wenita is a long-term land manager and wants to protect the land and environments where our forests grow. In 2001, Wenita became one of the first...

Forestry companies are sometimes criticised for poor or neglectful wild animal control on their properties. In reality, these animals damage young...

Wenita’s planting season began a little later than usual this year, starting in the last week of June. We delayed the start because seedlings...

Our forests are fantastic locations for recreational pursuits, and we are happy to share them with our community. To enter our forests, you need to...

On a stunning recent day in Dunedin, 11 dedicated members of the Wenita team volunteered at the Orokonui Ecosanctuary. The team was divided into two...

The Southern Wood Council recently held its Forestry Awards evening in conjunction with Competenz. The event brings people together from Otago and...

Harvesting timber from steep terrain in our newly acquired Bells block presented significant challenges for our Roxburgh 2 crew, demanding...

C3 Limited recently deployed the final stages of its No One On The Wharf Programme to its Port Chalmers operations. In December last year, C3...

By Technical and Environmental Forester Mac Molloy We are excited to announce the installation of a continuous water monitoring sensor in the...

With all the wet and cold weather we’ve been experiencing lately, it’s easy to forget that we’re in the middle of the fire season. Please don’t be...

Higher log stiffness means higher prices for lumber, which is why Wood Quality Consulting and Wenita Value Improvement Manager Mark Pearson...

Wenita was proud to support Calder Stewart’s Coastal Classic again this year, as it celebrated its 21st year on November 3. Wenita has been backing...