KAURI 2000 Trust - Whitianga Coromandel Peninsula New Zealand

Kauri 2000 is your chance to help recreate one of New Zealand's major natural assets - the kauri forests of the Coromandel Peninsula.




kauri seedling planting certificate - click on it to zoom in kauri seedling planting voucher - click on it to zoom in (photo: DOC - Department of Conservation)

How you can help

Your donation can help us restore kauri to the Coromandel. If you would like to help the work of the Kauri 2000 Trust you can:

	Support our Kauri 2000 planting sites with your donation
	Order Kauri 2000 Gift Certificates for birthdays, Christmas, to remember a loved one or for your customers. For each certificate a kauri seedling will be planted.
	Set aside land under a QEII Covenant for a kauri grove
	Become a Friend of Kauri 2000 read more
	Help Kauri 2000 by distributing leaflets, preparing planting sites or planting and tending trees.

WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT

Yes, I want to help restore kauri forests on the Coromandel Peninsula and would like to support the work of the Kauri 2000 Trust STEP 1 : I am donating the following:
Seedlings at NZ$15 to be planted on public land	insert quantity :
Commemorative plaque NZ$10 each to be placed at the site of the above trees	insert quantity :
Friend of Kauri 2000 Membership Family: NZ$30, Single Membership: NZ$20	insert amount :
Donation I would also like to make a donation towards land clearing & other running costs of the Kauri 2000 Trust	insert amount :
I would like the following wording to appear on my plaque / commemorative certificate (no more than 50 characters).
STEP 2 : Click on "SEND" button to be forwarded to our payment server

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
The Kauri 2000 Trust, PO Box 174, Whitianga, NZ

Kauri 2000 accepts Visa, Mastercard & PayPal.
You can also pay by direct credit or cheque. Please download our payment form

Where Do We Plant?

Our primary planting sites are on land that will remain in public ownership where free right of access can be guaranteed. As well as accessible sites that everyone can visit, we will also establish plantings in more remote areas of the Coromandel. These groves will become the future seed-bearers for Kauri 2000, sited so seeds will disperse with the wind, helping kauri regenerate naturally.