News

From Monday, May 18 Wenita’s forest access permit system will reopen. Please follow the usual procedure here from Monday:...

There is still no access into Wenita forests – by permit or otherwise – under Level 3.  

Due to the Covid-19 Level 4 lockdown, entry into Wenita forests and all access permits are cancelled until further notice.

At the start of this year, C3’s Dunedin checkpoint rolled out its new semi-automated scaling system called COM3TS: Count Measure & Track...

Wenita held fire-extinguisher training for all harvesting, land-prep, forestry roading contractors and Wenita staff in February. This training...

On Tuesday, January 14, Wenita held its annual Safe Start Breakfast at the Taieri Rugby Club with all harvesting, silviculture, roading and...

Climate modelling is predicting conditions likely to result in a higher probability of more spike days this summer. NIWA predicts air pressure will...

Wenita has developed a management plan to preserve heritage sites during the harvesting and re-establishment of the Allanton Block of Otago Coast...

Fire season started on October 1 and runs through to April 30. We update our Fire Danger indicator on the Wenita website if fire danger changes....

As at the end of August, planting in the Wenita estate is almost completed for the season. Dry soil conditions disrupted planting in early and...

We are expanding our pruning programme to about 700ha per year, which effectively means 1400ha of pruning operations per year when doing two-lift...