The Country31 Jul, 2026 06:30 PM3 mins to readHawke’s Bay Regional Council’s senior land management adviser Colin Stace (left) and Te Awahohonu Forest Trust general manager – farming at Tarawera Station.Two hundred poplar and willow poles recently made their way from Napier to Tarawera Station, where they will be planted to help stabilise erosion-prone hill country. The poles were grown at Hawke’s Bay Regional Council’s Allen Rd nursery, with the council also providing planting advice to support the station’s erosion-control
Hawke’s Bay farm Tarawera Station expands erosion-control planting
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