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Abstract
Since the year 2000 the Waikato Institute of Technology has been reviewing the list of “Notable and Historic” trees of New Zealand first published by the Forest Service in 1974. Since that time 29.7% of those trees have been lost – 53% of those losses due to development, 29% to natural causes such as storms and disease, and a further 18% that could not be located. Despite this tree loss New Zealand has an impressive list of trees of international significance, many of which are regarded as the largest of their species in the world.