In the community

Helping to protect our special areas

Find out about communities undertaking projects and activities to revegetate, restore or develop QEII covenants:

Coromandel Peninsula - bringing back birdlife

A coastal forest sequence from sea level to 500m at Port Charles on the Coromandel Peninsula is protected by neighbouring covenants.

Crimson corridor at Tolaga Bay

Creating a young local interest in the future of the prominent landscape of the Tatarahake Cliffs.

Enhancing Southland kowhai reserve

Limehills School students have assisted with enhancing a kowhai reserve including planting native species.

Kaharoa Kokako near Rotorua

A group of volunteers is dedicated to protecting kokako that live in the Kaharoa Conservation Area near Rotorua.

Mangarara Station, Central Hawke's Bay

With a vision of sustainable farming, Greg and Rachel Hart are protecting bush and wetlands and restoring the hills on Mangarara Station.

Restoring a rare Taranaki wetland

The local community has assisted with enhancing a wetland covenant near Opunake by planting 6,500 native plants.

Restoring biodiversity link in Whangarei

Volunteers are transforming a weed covered hill at Ocean Beach back to coastal forest.

Ruahine School Bush QEII covenant

Students at Ruahine School near Dannevirke have access to a small remnant of protected bush for their projects.


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