Production from indigenous vegetation

Definition

Commercial production from retained (non-plantation) native forests and related activities on public and private land (e.g. selective native timber production without clearfelling, and other non-sawlong, non-pulpwood, native forest products including oil, wildflowers, firewood, fenceposts, and mānuka/kānuka honey).

Change note

The definition of this class was clarified in NZLUM v0.4.0 by explicitly referring to non-plantation native forests.

Hierarchy

Broader

1.3.0 Minimal use from relatively natural environments

Path

1.0.0 Conservation and Minimal Use › 1.3.0 Minimal use from relatively natural environments › Production from indigenous vegetation

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