To restore and enhance Tamahere’s natural indigenous gully environment and create opportunities to connect the community through walkways, awareness and involvement.
Nature in Tamahere supported by the Waikato District Council. See our News page.
Number of voluntary hours: 15,999
Number of trees and plants planted: 17,552
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Dream it.
It all started with a vision. In 2012 local Tamahere resident, Leo Koppens set out to rescue a neglected piece of rare and acutely threatened example of a forest and wetland environment …
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Build it.
Walking access is important to view the reserve and be able to move through and over the reserve in a safe and secure environment …
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Share it.
The trust feels empowered and enjoys making a difference and really appreciates the positive comments left on our notice board …
