Tara Iti Golf Club Tara iti is working to achieve nationally significant conservation gains within a multi-use landscape. By operating as an Ecological Sanctuary, Tara iti plans to protect and enhance the sites indigenous flora, fauna and ecosystems in a manner which encourages and allows for the recolonisation and Read more…
365 days after first sowing the seed to local environmental community groups, RRE held its official launch. Special thanks to Richard Griffiths, our guest speaker on the night, and our local board members Beth Holbrook and Tim Holdgate for celebrating with us. We look forward to growing our network and Read more…
Restore Rodney East in collaboration with The Forest Bridge Trust hosted Cam Speedy for two speaking events with over 140 people and two site visits with key community group members increasing knowledge for best trap setting techniques. Here is a photo of the site visit to Dunns Bush Puhoi, with Read more…
Fantastic work! Love seeing our traps getting out there and featured in Mahurangi Matters. Well deserved funding from the Predator Free New Zealand Trust. Snells Beach Conservation Community aims to raise awareness of the major issues facing the shoreline.
Landcare Group representative Frankie, ready to load up with traps last week. PCLG work with schools, landowners and community planting projects.
Traps were dropped off this week to MWP, with new trap lines being created these traps will go out to work in the next few weeks. Volunteers on the Mahurangi West peninsula targeting pests and vegetation damage, carrying out bird monitoring, and generally working to enhance biodiversity and the health Read more…
The Vision “To create an open sanctuary where visitors can freely experience a representative range of natural communities that would have originally been present on the Tāwharanui peninsula” Imagine a coastal landscape where wetlands and forests are regenerating, treasured species like kiwi, pāteke, bellbird, whitehead and robin thrive, sheep and Read more…
Mahurangi West Pest Group began as a pest control work group comprising some 200 properties in the area known as Mahurangi West and including Hungry Creek Road. The group was formed to develop and implement a plan for controlling invasive plant and animal species, in line with Pest Free Auckland Read more…
The Forest Bridge Trust’s purpose is through practical landowner-centred support, enable the protection, enhancement and connection of forest remnants, wetlands and other landscapes to provide a safe habitat for indigenous wildlife. Until 2025, their focus is on working to achieve a predator controlled corridor of land, the Central Bridge. This Read more…