Local Democracy Reporter·Gisborne Herald·1 Nov, 2026 11:41 PM4 mins to readSummit Forests and Gisborne District Council have been involved in an enforcement order case before the Environment Court since July. Photo / Imogen BrophyAn enforcement order has been approved for removal, remediation and native planting at a forestry site on the East Coast described by experts as “one of the worst” they had seen. Summit Forests NZ and associated parties were ordered to remediate and plant native vegetation in Awatere Forest near Te
Te Araroa forestry site order requires debris removal and native planting
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