QEII covenant successfully defended against quarrying – again Posted by QEII National Trust | 1 month 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 | 2 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 | 2 months ago Peter and Robyn McLeod see a wetland transformed on their property, with plenty of connection with their local community.
Life below the salt line Posted by QEII National Trust | 4 months ago A QEII covenant in Central Otago protects a unique inland saline site, supporting some very special salt-loving species.
Makarora landowner Gary shares his passion for longstanding covenant Posted by QEII National Trust | 4 months ago Gary Charteris is passionate about the 20-year-old QEII covenant that protects his property in Makarora located between Wanaka and the Haast Pass.
Possible changes at QEII National Trust in 2025-26 Posted by QEII National Trust | 5 months ago Our funding situation has forced us to look at what we can deliver in the next financial year. We want to address any questions or concerns.
Protection beyond the flames – QEII covenants and wildfires Posted by QEII National Trust | 5 months ago Last season, wildfires damaged QEII covenants in Canterbury and Wairarapa. With summer already here, what can we do to decrease the fire risk?
Covenantor gets help from Auckland Council Fund to turn the tide on weeds Posted by QEII National Trust | 5 months ago Landowner Carolyn Workman was once too discouraged to enter the QEII covenant on her property, but now she is "blown away" by the difference.
Once Bittern twice shy – the mission to count the shy and secretive Australasian bittern Posted by QEII National Trust | 9 months ago Large, secretive and shy, the Australasian bittern (matuku hūrepo) isn’t easy to find which makes them hard to count. A committed group has ...
Close encounters with nature for covenantors near ecosanctuaries Posted by QEII National Trust | 10 months ago QEII covenantors are seeing the positive impacts of ecosanctuaries in their areas, with native flora and fauna benefitting from protection.
