TIMBERLANDS Limited
Provides a full range of Forest Management Services for the world renowned Kaingaroa Forest Estate
TIMBERLANDS Limited is a highly focused and experienced forest management company who acts on behalf of the Kaingaroa Timberlands Partnership, owner of New Zealand’s largest crown jewel plantation forest, the 189,000 ha Kaingaroa Forest estate (situated in the centre of the North Island, New Zealand).
Log Sales
For information regarding Domestic and Export Log & Chip Sales please refer to the Log Sales page of our website.
Forest Certification
TIMBERLANDS Limited (FSC-C004143) is committed to managing our forests to a high standard. This is recognised through the achievement of the following Forest Certifications:
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Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) Principals and Criteria and the
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Responsible Wood; NZ Standard for Sustainable Forest Management (NZS), which is endorsed by the Program for Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC).
Community News
Healthy Forests Teaching Kit
 TIMBERLANDS Limited is proud to partner with Wingspan and Kleenex Tissues on the Healthy Forests Program with schools. Refer to the "Rare Species" section of our Environmental page to read more...
Recreational Photo Competition
The Kaingaroa & Rotoehu Hunting/Fishing SAFETY Snap Shot photo competition is CLOSED for 2019.
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Expressions of Interest
Weighbridge Civil Foundation Packages x 3
TIMBERLANDS Limited is tendering the construction of three weighbridge foundations at the Kaingaroa Processing Plant (KPP site), Kaingaroa Forest and the Murupara Log Yard (MLY), SH38 Murupara. Please refer to the following documents for further information:
Safety Warnings
Maximum Speed Limits
Bridge Maintenance
Commercial Operations & Access
For FOREST ACCESS and CURRENT COMMERCIAL FOREST OPERATIONS information, refer to Forest Access.
Recreational Access
Recreational Access to Kaingaroa and Rotoehu Forests is now CLOSED.
Environmental News
More Trees = More Falcons
Threatened native flacon does well in pine forests, and planting is on the rise. Refer to the "Rare Species" section of our Environmental page to read more...
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