kahikateas

the ancient kahikatea forest stretches for miles along the river valley.

kahikatea trees can grow up to sixty meters tall in ideal conditions.

early settlers used kahikatea wood for building houses and furniture.

a small kahikatea grove stands near the historic church.

the kahikatea swamp provides crucial habitat for native birds.

conservationists are working to protect remaining kahikatea stands.

the majestic kahikatea dominated the lowland forests of new zealand.

kahikatea timber was highly valued for its straight grain and strength.

visitors admire the graceful kahikatea lining the forest trail.

the kahikatea is new zealand's tallest native tree species.

ancient kahikatea logs were preserved in the swampy ground.

kahikatea forests once covered much of the north island.