The Bryham family would like an ecological avoidance condition placed on the kahikatea trees in their ancient wetland forest. Photo, Heather Jean Bryham. The family at the centre of concerns over the potential loss of an ancient wetland forest in Waipū is among landowners, neighbouring property owners, iwi, government agencies, utility providers and other parties invited to lodge comments with the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) as the Alternative to the Brynderwyn Hills fast-track application enters its next stage. This announcement marks the first formal opportunity for those affect...
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