What's On
Courses and events in conservation and sustainable living. A wide range of activities on offer. Join us, contribute, learn and share.
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Volunteer
Find out about our wide range of volunteer opportunities for individuals, schools and youth groups, businesses and community groups.
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Donate Today
From planting more natives, to running a youth education programme or running a restoration day, every dollar contributes to a wider community.
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Sponsor our Work
Would you like to contribute towards restoring nature and living lightly on this planet? Then get in touch and see how we can work together.
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Upcoming Events
Campbells Bay Beach Clean Up
26 March 2023
Hosted by The Clean Up CrewFollowing recent weather events in Auckland, it’s even more important that we get out onto our beaches and clean them up.Please do try to arrive at 9am for the briefing....
Amorino Park - Volunteer Morning
26 March 2023
Hosted by Restore Hibiscus and BaysJoin us in releasing the native plants (planted last winter) from weeds, and then move on to tackling some of the other invasive weeds in this beautiful park...
Bee Sanctuary Compost Hub Launch Party
26 March 2023
Hosted by The UoA Bee SanctuaryWe are installing beautiful Carbon Cycle bins at the UoA Bee Sanctuary, this will take our compost hub to a whole new level!You are warmly invited to come take part in...
Nature's Revival Blog

Butterflies and moths in our gardens
Kaipātiki Project is beginning a habitat creation journey to enhance the environment for local native butterflies & moths. We are following Moths & Butterflies of NZ Trust guidelines to plant native caterpillar food plants and nectar species for adult insects.

Jessie Tonar Scout Reserve, saving the world one place at a time
The Kūmara Awards 2021 have been awarded to celebrate incredible placemaking happening across Aotearoa. It is a community-driven showcase of the outstanding placemaking projects happening in our communities. Kōre te kūmara e kōrero ana mo tōna ake reka.

September 2021 Newsletter
Welcome to our Mahuru newsletter. The name Mahuru is a shortened version of ‘Te ahunga o uruao’ which means the new generation of whitebait. Another name for September is Hepetema.
Our core partners
Kaipātiki Project can only operate because of the generosity of our funders, partners and supporters. For a full list, please click here.
We are humbled by the aroha and the support of every single connection. THANK YOU!







