Restoration
Each year, we identify and undertake habitat restoration projects and grow a volunteer network which fosters a healthy community spirit. We work with local groups, schools, and businesses to support communities in looking after our lands and waterways, to create a stronger link between the environment and people.
Our Projects
Since 2008, we have identified and undertaken habitat restoration projects in the Upper Clutha basin, and have grown a volunteer network which fosters a healthy community spirit. We work with local groups, schools, and businesses to support communities in looking after healthy lands and waterways, to create a stronger link between the environment and people. Our planting projects create islands of new native bush and enrich existing areas to provide precious habitat for our native wildlife.
As well as propagating plants for our own projects, we also provide eco-sourced plants for projects run by other local community groups and not-for-profit organisations. We are happy to work with groups to discuss how we can best help them achieve their re-vegetation goals. If you are interested in sourcing plants from us, get in touch!
We have planted tens of thousands of eco-sourced native plants in and around Wānaka since our inception. Some of our planting projects are ongoing (like the Millennium track) and others are completed (Waterfall Creek) as the plants are now fully grown and can look after themselves.
