QEII National Trust

QEII Trust helps private landowners in New Zealand to protect significant natural and cultural features on their land through open space covenants in perpetuity.

Features protected include landscapes, forest remnants, wetlands, grasslands, threatened species habitats, and cultural and archaeological sites.

A QEII open space covenant can help safeguard forever a place that is special to you.

Find out how to protect your special area

Effective covenant fencing

Covenant management information

Stories of open space protected in perpetuity by inspired landowners

Tasman Coastal HIghway
regeneration
At the end of Moutere Inlet,
the 0.6ha Potters Bush
QEII covenant protects
regenerating lowland
forest.

Sir Brian Lochore acknowledges generosity of Gisborne and Wairoa farmers

Nicks Head Station
May 2008

The forethought of over 100 Gisborne and Wairoa landowners who have QEII covenants was acknowledged by Sir Brian Lochore at Nicks Head Station near Gisborne on 14 May.

The landowners along with Mayor Meng Foon, council staff and others involved with QEII were invited to the station for a tour of the conservation area and wetland development at the iconic property.

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Generosity acknowledged: QEII National Trust chairman Sir Brian Lochore with Gisborne and Wairoa QEII covenantors in the Nicks Head Station woolshed.