At Tasman Environmental Trust (TET), our vision is a landscape rich with healthy, diverse ecosystems—thriving from the mountains to the sea.
We work alongside community conservation groups to increase their impact, offering support, visibility, and access to specialist skills and resources. Whether it’s connecting individuals to meaningful projects, or linking groups with like-minded organisations, we’re here to help great ideas take root and grow.
With decades of experience and a strong network that spans iwi, funders, and local and central government, we support both large-scale restoration efforts and small, dedicated groups caring for their local stream, valley, or coastline.
Together, we’re building a future where nature and community thrive.
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The Roding River Catchment group is gearing up to plant 6,700 native trees in Aniseed Valley as part of a community-led restoration project.
The Roding River Catchment group is gearing up to plant 6,700 native trees in Aniseed Valley as part of a community-led restoration project.
Earlier this year, passionate trappers from across Golden Bay gathered at Pōhara Hall for the 2024 Mohua Trapper Natter. Held by Project
At the windswept edge of Te Tauihu, where the land stretches into the sea, a quiet community trapping revolution is taking place
These organisations are special. They share our vision of thriving local ecosystems, and they’ve proven it with their support. Every one of them has our whole-hearted thanks.
The New Zealand T/GEAR Charitable Trust
Businesses can support local conservation efforts in many ways that don’t involve money too! Donate some kit, get your team involved in a planting day, or talk to us about your ideas.
