Abstract:<p><b>Planting native trees is an important response to climate change and biodiversity loss in Aotearoa New Zealand, but it can be difficult to relate trees in the ground to measurable benefits. This study uses a community tree planting site next to the Ōtaki River to measure site-specific benefits. These are then used to inform science communication that is directly relevant to the local community. The study has a transdisciplinary approach, with expert input from a variety of fields, including b… Show more
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