We operate throughout Taranaki

The Walkway leads into and two beautiful fresh water lakes entrapped within the coastal sand belt opposite the Fonterra Factory Site Hawera . The Nowells lakes specifically the lakes margins are contained within land ow...

Project Maintenance and management of regrowth of willows and planting new trees along the waterway. To completely irradicate willows along water ways and maintain and control the regrowth. The land is approximately 6.5...

Rātāpihipihi has only ever been trapped for possums in the past, and past enrolment of students designed and installed the first ever stoat control line in the area, comprising of 18 DOC200 traps and 2 DOC250s, which the...

The Taranaki Kiwi Trust runs the Community Trapping Project, working with landowners all over the Taranaki region to undertake predator control in areas where kiwi are known to be present. Omahina, inland form Waverley...

The Trust shared a Depot with Rewild in Inglewood.

Regenerated bush & forestry

Rotokare Scenic Reserve Trust and Taranaki Kiwi Trust identified a safe breeding site as a requirement for increasing kiwi numbers cost effectively, Rotokare Sanctuary had the ideal predator free habitat to establish a b...

Ngāti Tara Oaonui, the Sandy Bay Society, local community and local authorities share the kaitiakitanga of this coastal reserve located 11km north of Ōpunake in South Taranaki. There are specific heritage sites within th...

During the next five years the Council, with help from the community and in partnership with Ngāti Tawhirikura and Ngāti Te Whiti hapū, will be planting an area of forest and wetland within the Peringa Park grazing area ...

This is a partnership project on public land set aside for future cemetery expansion, adjacent to the Waiwhakaiho River near Egmont Village. Ngati Tawhirikura Hapu, combined Rotary of Taranaki and New Plymouth District ...

This project is on land recently acquired on behalf of the community by New Plymouth District Council. The site adjoins and is located east of Joe Gibbs Scenic Reserve, on the southern margins of Inglewood. The land cu...

800 Trust Land.

Take the family 4 - 12 times a year for a weekend getaway in the bush. Check and rebait a trapline (training provided, gear provided). Relax in the bush. Listen to kiwi at night. Some hunting opportunities. Listen t...

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Wild for Taranaki is the region’s biodiversity trust supporting more than 45 groups and organisations working to protect and enhance the unique native plants, animals and ecosystems within Taranaki. Our purpose is to ...

Wild for Taranaki is the region’s biodiversity trust supporting more than 45 groups and organisations working to protect and enhance the unique native plants, animals and ecosystems within Taranaki. Our purpose is to su...

If you're curious what Towards Predator-Free Taranaki is all about and how you can get involved - this is the perfect chance to find out. If you're already trapping at home or on your farm, we can give you tips and trick...

If you're curious what Towards Predator-Free Taranaki is all about and how you can get involved - this is the perfect chance to find out. If you're already trapping at home or on your farm, we can give you tips and trick...

Calling all cat owners! Join forces with bird specialists from NMMRS to make sure that your pets are not going into the penguin colony. If you live 500m or less from the coast, get in touch to access a non-invasive cat G...

NMMRS runs the Korora project based in Port Taranaki. The purpose of the project is to monitor population. Weekly nest checks determine breeding success. All the birds in the artificial burrows are microchipped, and we k...

Experiencing Marine Reserves (EMR) is a national programme of experiential learning about marine conservation. Our programme empowers by providing hands-on experience in the ocean. The programme sets kids abuzz before pr...

These snorkel events are for our EMR volunteers only. Our social snorkels are designed to get our volunteers out in the water more often, refining their snorkel skills and introducing them to new sites.

The garden was planted in local native plants largely grown by Moturoa School when the Information Centre was reopened after a major internal redesign ten or so years ago. It needs regular maintenance to stop invasive pl...

Experiencing Marine Reserves (EMR) is a national programme of experiential learning about marine conservation. Our programme empowers by providing hands-on experience in the ocean. The programme sets kids abuzz before pr...

The Mount Hiwi Charitable Trust was formed to allow access to, and preserve, indigenous virgin forests and ecosystems in perpetuity. We are currently looking after 411 hectares (1016 acres) of Trust land and an adjacent...

We are located at Urenui, Taranaki, and we need assistance with planting so that we can restore natural forest. Please message us if you can provide any assistance

This project is in its 3rd year.

All welcome to plant out 300 trees in a beautiful bush reserve of scenic and historic interest that backs onto the Waitara River. This will be the 2nd year of plantings at this site.

Volunteer for Taranaki Experiencing Marine Reserves as a snorkel guide and help people experience the taonga that is our underwater environment. Experiencing Marine Reserves (EMR) is a national programme of experiential...

Ongoing organised beach clean opportunities with the local community and keen volunteers

Between Chaddy's Charters and the Coast Guard, Ocean View Parade

Community restoration project within Everett Park Scenic Reserve

Projects spanning the Taranaki region.

The Domain is owned by Stratford District Council, and administered by The Huiroa Hall and Domain Society Incorporated. Currently the land is grazed in order to pay for upkeep of the Community Hall, also located on the s...

A simple concreted pump track on the school playing fields. Lacks natural bush, diversity of softness. Healthy land, needs prep and planting to reach our goal.

Project Summary A unique opportunity exists in South Taranaki to enhance the environment and the wellbeing of the local community. Currently, a walkway exists in Patea that follows the western bank of the river from the ...

Sheep and Beef country in the hills of Tarata. We have fenced off a wetland/drain and planted with over 1000 trees last winter. This project is called the White Pine Wetland. The Ag class from Francis Douglas helped p...

The Rapanui Grey-Faced Petrel (Oi) Colony is a small (2.4 ha) coastal shrub and flaxland cliff landscape located just south of Rapanui stream mouth. The colony at Rapanui has been protected by a predator exclusion fence ...

The environmental group of Stratford High School decided to apply to Wild For Taranaki for funding to plant over 350 native trees on stratford high school land which borders the Patea river. We were successful in gaining...