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Changes to new protection – What you need to know

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  2 months ago

Due to funding constraints, this financial year (from 1 July 2025) QEII is unable to process as many covenants as we have in past years. Find out ...

Shifting with the seasons – What’s happening in winter?

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  2 months ago

Both farming and conservation rely on familiarity with the seasons, knowing what to do and when. What does this mean for those who have a QEII ...

Golden day out at Pākawau

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  2 months ago

Nelson-Tasman region locals joined QEII reps for an event at Pākawau. Guests heard talks on fungi and insects, before exploring a nearby covenant.

QEII covenant successfully defended against quarrying – again

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  5 months ago

111 hectares of QEII-covenanted native bush in the Kaimai ranges near Matamata has once again been successfully defended from a quarry company’s ...

Local group think ‘in code’ to connect with community

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  5 months ago

Millennium Native Forest Reserve is a publicly accessible five-hectare wetland forest in Masterton protected by a QEII covenant and owned by the ...

Landowners Peter and Robyn watch a wetland take shape

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  5 months ago

Peter and Robyn McLeod see a wetland transformed on their property, with plenty of connection with their local community.

QEII National Trust 2025 director election results

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  5 months ago

We are pleased to announce that QEII members have elected Graham Mourie and Marie Taylor to serve as directors of the QEII board.

Minister of Conservation seeking nominations for QEII board

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  7 months ago

The Minister of Conservation is now seeking nominations for two positions on the Queen Elizabeth II National Trust Board of Directors. Nominations ...

Voting for 2025 director elections

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  7 months ago

Voting has now closed for the 2025 QEII director elections. Election results are expected to be announced on Monday 24 March 2025.

Life below the salt line

Posted by QEII National Trust  |  8 months ago

A QEII covenant in Central Otago protects a unique inland saline site, supporting some very special salt-loving species.

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