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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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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
Plant ID Workshop: Natives and pest plants
21 February 2021
Learn how to identify native plants and pest plants in this 2-hour free workshop, delivered jointly by Pest Free Kaipātiki and Kaipātiki Project.
You will find out about what makes native plants so important and why pest plants are such a problem. Through demonstration and practice, you will be shown how to recognise the features of different species and why they are so important.
Gain new knowledge and skills, meet new people, and learn from professionals working in restoration ecology.
RSVP as soon as possible, as numbers are limited.
Morning Session: 10 am - 12 pm or
Afternoon Session: 1 pm - 3 pm
Registrations close on 19 February.
You will find out about what makes native plants so important and why pest plants are such a problem. Through demonstration and practice, you will be shown how to recognise the features of different species and why they are so important.
Gain new knowledge and skills, meet new people, and learn from professionals working in restoration ecology.
RSVP as soon as possible, as numbers are limited.
Morning Session: 10 am - 12 pm or
Afternoon Session: 1 pm - 3 pm
Registrations close on 19 February.
Plant ID Workshop: Natives and pest plants
21 February 2021
Learn how to identify native plants and pest plants in this 2-hour free workshop, delivered jointly by Pest Free Kaipātiki and Kaipātiki Project.
You will find out about what makes native plants so important and why pest plants are such a problem. Through demonstration and practice, you will be shown how to recognise the features of different species and why they are so important.
Gain new knowledge and skills, meet new people, and learn from professionals working in restoration ecology.
RSVP as soon as possible, as numbers are limited.
Morning Session: 10 am - 12 pm or
Afternoon Session: 1 pm - 3 pm
Registrations close on 19 February.
You will find out about what makes native plants so important and why pest plants are such a problem. Through demonstration and practice, you will be shown how to recognise the features of different species and why they are so important.
Gain new knowledge and skills, meet new people, and learn from professionals working in restoration ecology.
RSVP as soon as possible, as numbers are limited.
Morning Session: 10 am - 12 pm or
Afternoon Session: 1 pm - 3 pm
Registrations close on 19 February.
Run for a cleaner coastline
07 March 2021
Everyone has their reason to keep motivated, to stay strong and carry on. Waterbourne festival encourages people to get active on the land, on the water, or both. They believe in sustainable environments and sustainable bodies. This fun run or walk is a chance to not just look after our country but to do something good for your own health. Being active can be hard but the fun run is a safe zone for people of all abilities to give back to their bodies. We want to help you to achieve new goals because nature and exercise just go hand and hand. Kaipātiki Project is proud to be part of this run and will receive $5 from every ticket thanks to Waterbourne Festival and Blue Carbon Project! Have fun!
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Kaipātiki Project recognised at Mayoral Conservation Awards 2020
In a company of amazing volunteers, community groups, Auckland Local Boards’ representatives, former Auckland Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse and Auckland Mayor Phil Goff, Kaipātiki Project joined the celebrations of Mayoral Conservation Awards on 28 November 2020.

Movember meets Mulch
Kaipātiki Project has teamed up with Nick Molcsan, a young Project Manager with a vision, for an unusual mission connecting Movember with Mulch!
As an environmental organisation, Kaipātiki Project can provide as much mulch as Nick and his mates can lift, but is always looking for volunteers to help it spread...
As an environmental organisation, Kaipātiki Project can provide as much mulch as Nick and his mates can lift, but is always looking for volunteers to help it spread...

Barfoot & Thompson supports us
We are delighted to welcome on board our newest sponsor, Barfoot & Thompson. Auckland’s largest real estate agency works across all the regions that we do, and are very supportive of our mission.
Our supporters
Kaipātiki Project can only operate because of the generosity of our funders, partners and supporters. THANK YOU!







