Plant native trees New Zealand. Nurse crops and their place in the environment. Te Ngahere hou.

The video shown here is a practical approach to encourage Kiwi’s to plant and manage native trees on their land no matter how small the holding. Limiting the use of sprays and without the encumbrances of having to seek funding and having to operate under what many consider too restrictive and costly to carry out. My investigations have shown many Kiwi are put off before they even start a project thus discouraging them from being a part of any native forest revival in NZ.
Joe Fleet the stream guardian sharing his knowledge about nurse crops and their place in the environment in August 2022.

[@vincentlao1905]

Thank you for sharing.

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

thank you for watching

[@davecoppard7251]

Good video on reforestation and afforestation thank you so much for making and sharing this. I can see you learned to coexist with Blackberry and Broom. 👍

[@Juan-fe9rt]

Good job Jo 👌👍

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

Thank you! 😃

[@vincentlao1905]

Thank you so much for this editorial video. 👍

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

So nice of you

[@uggali]

I like this man he’s fecken onto it!

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

Thank you for that. I watched your videos. All good make some more for me to watch. Cheers,
Joe.

[@isakdawid3467]

Hi Joe, thanks for sharing this with us Kiwi’s.

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

My pleasure!

[@mariestrydom8440]

Thank you so much for this editorial video

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

It is really rewarding to be involved in this project and to witness the changers year by year.
Kind regards,
Joe.

[@shotbychristo]

Hi Joe I'm first with the first like and the first view.

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

you being my photographer and editor Christo my success with these videos would not be as good as they are.

[@Juan-fe9rt]

👌👍

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

thank you

[@alexsancho7046]

That is a big area full of blackberry, I am glad you had some help. I hope that baby kahikatea grows big

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

I hope so too

[@uggali]

I’m clearing the pest plants on our land and I’m planting it out one at a time. The boarder of our paddock which is a gradual slope im planting to lowland forest and the swamp below which is currently full of willows and privet but has heaps of tree ferns im planting mainly kahikātea and pukatea. I’m 19 and I’ve been doing this little by little for a couple years now, i don’t know what i wanna be or do but this feels right and i know that if i leave it any longer the weeds won’t give me another opportunity. I wanna kick back when im old so im tryna get ahead of the game, and i want the next generation to grow up with access to a ngahere

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

Hi, sounds very much like the land I started with. All the videos I have produced cover from an area where there was very little visible native growth to now after thirty years is now a forest. If I can be of any help
look through my videos, there could be things in them that will answer some questions for you. There are a number or native species that are very easy to grow your self. There is one of mine concerning Tree Lucerne you will find of interest.

[@stephane3706]

You're making good editorial content and it's well worth watching. Like the way you put it together. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience on the subject.

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@unojayc]

As a Brit who has an Australian inspired garden with Eucs and ferns it's great to see this video. Your an absolute diamond!.. You have done a great job mate!..

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

So nice of you

[@jennymartin8264]

I am doing a small area. I wish I had broom instead of gorse.

[@uggali]

16:26 he said kahik😂 was he in the forest service?

[@Tupunaforever]

thankyou so much Jo, much appreciated

[@thenewforestjoefleet]

No worries!

[@uggali]

Your trees will stand for centuries