Moutere Catchment Group This inspirational group has over 200 community members – who together have planted over 500,000 native plants, constructed two major wetlands and established over 50km… Read more
Neimann Creek Restoration Project Neimann Creek is a spring-fed creek rising west of the intersection of Lansdowne Road and Lower Queen Street in the Tasman district. It feeds into… Read more
Motupipi River Restoration Project This project started in 2018 and has been a wonderful collaboration between Landowners, NZ Landcare Trust, Tasman District Council, Tasman Environmental Trust, Project Mohua, Manawhenua… Read more
Wakapuaka Mouri Restoration Project The Wakapuaka catchment, including the Wakapuaka River and Delaware Bay estuary, 15km north-east of Nelson City, is an important area for the Nelson community for… Read more
Blue Carbon Core and Restore Project Blue carbon is the carbon stored in marine and coastal ecosystems. Plants in these ecosystems fix carbon from the atmosphere, through photosynthesis. When the plant… Read more
Stephens Bay Wetland Project The Stephens Bay Wetland is considered by experts to represent the original vegetation of the region well, with a high proportion of rare species present.… Read more
Friends of Snowden’s Bush Snowden’s Bush covers over five hectares off Waimea West Road in Brightwater. This DOC reserve is a rare example of the podocarp forest that once… Read more
Motueka Catchment Collective The Motueka Catchment Collective was initiated in 2020 by concerned landowners in the Tapawera area with a strong collective desire to weave the communities in the Motueka… Read more
Mārahau Halo Trapping Project The Mārahau Halo Trapping Project is a locally led, community based initiative to support ongoing trapping systems in the Abel Tasman National Park by creating… Read more
Pest Free Onetahua Pest Free Onetahua aims to remove all the pests from Onetahua Farewell Spit and prevent their return; paving the way for native wildlife to thrive… Read more
