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Settled Landscape Trees and Gardens Exotic forestry Government restructuring New Zealand Forest Service protest Sale of Crown forests Forest ownership, 1990 Forest Service under attack The second planting boom came to an end in the mid-1980s. At that time, the Forest Service was being severely criticised by environmentalists for its management of native forests, and by economic analysts and businesspeople who were disappointed with returns from exotic wood sales. These attacks came during a period of economic and social change following the election of a Labour government in 1984. Labour supported both environmental concerns and deregulation. | |
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