Organisations

Systematics is the science of naming species and of recovering the relationships between species.

A charitable trust promoting the planting of indigenous New Zealand trees to re-establish a national resource, research on all aspects of native trees, and information exchange about native trees.

Environmental charitable trust working to conserve land for the public benefit, protect New Zealand's endangered species.

A not-for-profit group, giving new life to resources and ensuring a sustainable future based on recovering resources.

Dedicated to the environmental protection of the lands, waters and communities of the Coromandel Peninsula's Thames Coast.

The Far North's own habitat protection organisation.

A non-profit organisation that works to accelerate global sustainability, using the internationally endorsed and tested Natural Step framework, which is based on sound science, systems thinking and practical business decision-making. They help companies, organisations, individuals and communities in the transition to an ecologically, socially and economically sustainable future.

The New Zealand GE free environment register will allow all New Zealand residents and businesses to stake their claim for a GE free environment.

Fostering the study, knowledge and enjoyment of birds.

Aiming to provide opportunities to take materials out of the waste stream to be reused by others.

A community organisation created to meet the Green Effect Trust's objectives of employing disadvantaged people, teaching environmental awareness and cultivating native plants for community plantings.

Notice of coming events, links.

Waikato Environmental Business Network (WEBN) assists businesses to become environmentally friendly as well as profitable.

Water New Zealand is a private venture undertaking the building of an Internet gateway to the New Zealand Water industry.

A charitable trust promoting the wise use of rivers, streams and groundwater in Canterbury and New Zealand.

Delivers a range of services including the removal of environmental weeds from public and private property using manual and/or chemical methods.

The Wellington region’s coastal waters contain some of the richest and most diverse marine environments in New Zealand. The Wellington Marine Conservation Trust is dedicated to protecting and enhancing the region’s coastal and marine environments through public education.

Research project integrating economic, environmental and social goals for hill country land management.

This programme aims to inspire community groups, schools and tangata whenua to become involved in the assessment, monitoring and restoration of their local catchments.

A charitable trust for birds of prey, carrying out activities such as caring for sick and injured birds, researching their habitats, captive breeding and raising public awareness.

Offers a variety of environmental education programmes.