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.

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Ruahine School Bush
QEII covenant guarantees access for students

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West Coast covenant
Landowner Marion
Boatwright discusses a
proposed 38ha primary
forest covenant on the
Mokihinui River with Sir
Brian Lochore, QEII Trust
Chairperson.
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Production and protection go hand in hand on Cape Foulwind

Cape Foulwind Station
May 2009

Sir Brian Lochore, QEII Trust Chairperson, recognised West Coast landowners who protect natural features with QEII covenants on 13 May at Cape Foulwind Station.

The covenantors, along with representatives from the West Coast Regional Council and Buller and Grey District Councils and staff from Landcorp and the Department of Conservation, took the opportunity to meet the QEII Board and visit bush protected by Landcorp on the station.

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Cape Foulwind Station: Hon Jim Sutton, Landcorp Chairman, and Sir Brian Lochore, QEII Trust Chairperson, opened the new QEII covenants on Cape Foulwind Station.