The Advisory Committee on the Regional Environment (ACRE) is a voluntary organization of fifteen members who represent or have affiliations with 35 other environmental advocacy groups in the Waikato. ACRE has been in existence since 1989. More...
Conservation Volunteers works with local communities, the business sector and government agencies to bring together volunteers to undertake significant conservation projects.
CILT was established in 1994 and provides a broad range of services to the community:
Environmental initiatives and restoration
Affordable Housing
Employment Opportunities
Transport
Education & Training
Disability Assistance More...
Objectives:
Indigenous biodiversity salvation, restoration and enhancement for fauna and flora in association with Coromandel's chief tourist attraction.
Vermin-proof wildlife Sanctuary is the only one on the Coromandel Peninsula, established 1999 and available for guided walks on application.
Hamilton Permaculture Trust provides education and training; on organics and permaculture. HPT developed the Sustainable Backyard, a working example demonstrating permaculture at Hamilton Gardens. HPT also run the Good Life Expo, school visits, permaculture design certificate and workshops. More...
Karioi Maunga Restoration in Raglan are carrying out ecological monitoring and pest control on Karioi. The project is a colloborative effort between Te Whakaoranga o Karioi Inc Society and A Rocha Aotearoa NZ together with Whaingaroa hapu, the Department of Conservation, and other interested community groups and individuals. More...
P.O. Box 174
Whitianga 3542
info@kauri2000.co.nz
What we do:
Kauri 2000 is a long term project to recreate significant stands of kauri on publicly-owned land on the Coromandel Peninsula.
What we want:
Volunteers and donations. More...
Maungatautari is a 3,400 hectare forested mountain with a predator proof fence. The Trust's aim is to remove introduced pests and predators from Maungatautari and restore the forest.
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The Miranda Naturalists' Trust offers educational activities, a resource kit, workshops, and opportunities for research at the centre on the Firth of Thames, Pokeno.
The Trust is involved with studying bird migration, and owns and operates the Miranda Shorebird Centre which offers a range of events and education programmes throughout the year.
Moehau Environment Group is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of the natural environment of the Northern Coromandel Peninsula.
Our mission is to achieve a standard that would allow the re-introduction and recovery of endangered species. More...
The National Wetland Trust is a non-profit organisation established in 1999 to increase the appreciation of wetlands and their values by all New Zealanders. Our first major task is to build a wetland interpretation centre for people to learn more about wetlands and experience their special qualities. We are developing plans to build the centre at Lake Serpentine, between Hamilton and Te Awamutu. More...
OrganicFarmNZ (OFNZ) is a not-for-profit organisation. Our mandate is to increase the community’s understanding of organic principles and the practise of organic gardening and farming in New Zealand. More...
Pukemokemoke Bush Reserve covers 40ha, and is 20 minutes north of Hamilton City.
The Reserve is administered by the David Johnstone Pukemokemoke Bush Reserve Trust. More...
Sustainable Cambridge aims to make Cambridge more environmentally aware and sustainable by: running workshops, expos, presentations and working with other groups to acheive this. More...
945 Findlay Road Miranda RD 3, Pokeno
Phone: 09-232-7725
g.adalton@xtra.co.nz
What we do:
Run a nursery, social and environmental work. Assist at risk and disadvantaged people.
What we want:
Funding, sponsors, donations. More...
Tui Trust was established in 2003, and carries out environmental, cultural, social and educational projects, including riparian planting with native trees.
Tui Trust aims to support the wellbeing of children using an approach which includes the uplifting of cultural identity, the alleviation of poverty, and a reconnection with the environment.
The Tui Trust Board consists of three trustees with links to the Ngāti Maniapoto region. More...
The Waikato Biodiversity Forum is a partnership between research and management agencies, iwi groups, private landowners, and communities. It undertakes projects in relation to protecting and enhancing native biodiversity in the Waikato region. More...
