The Keeper of the Trees
Overview
This industrial short film provides a visual survey of the local timber industry, documenting the scale, infrastructure, and manufacturing pipelines of the pine plantations across New Zealand's North Island volcanic plateau. It follows the lifecycle of the forest from seedlings to maturity across 170,000 acres, and explores the commercial utilisation of wood pulp, detailing its transition into consumer goods like plastics, textiles, and structural materials for construction.
About The Keeper of the Trees (1937)
The Keeper of the Trees (1937) is a documentary movie in AU. It was directed by Frank Hurley. With a runtime of 15m, the film is available in full HD.
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