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Exploring Native Trees of Our School: Ainsley Lacebark and More

Discover the diverse range of native trees found in our school environment. From Ainsley Lacebark to the robust Rimu, each tree contributes uniquely to our ecosystem. Learn about the significance of Hohee Cabbage trees, the resilient Olearia, the majestic Kahikatea, and many others such as Rewarewa, Tarere, Titoke, and Karaka. This guide highlights their features, ecological importance, and roles they play in supporting local wildlife. Join us in appreciating the natural beauty and biodiversity around us!

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Exploring Native Trees of Our School: Ainsley Lacebark and More

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  1. Our School Native trees By Ainsley

  2. Lacebark-(Hohee)

  3. Cabbage tree-(tekoka)

  4. Olearia

  5. Puriri

  6. Rewarewa

  7. tarere

  8. Tatara

  9. Karaka

  10. Akeake

  11. Titoke

  12. Kahikatea

  13. Five finger

  14. Ridden wood

  15. Rimu

  16. Lancewood

  17. Kawakawa

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