On Sunday the 16th of June, with the support of a large group of volunteers, the Trust planted the final 2,500 trees, fulfilling an agreement to grow 10,000 trees.
Our community planting day will take place on Sunday the 16th of June from 9am to 12 noon. Bring your whanau and friends, and join others in our community.
Is PF2050 a worthy goal considering all the myriad existential threats that we face?
It was a somber day on the 29th of February for many at BHCT, as we had to say farewell to our first board chair, Don Hewitt.
Support us and buy a $15 raffle ticket and have a chance of 1 in 15 to win a Northpower Wild Kiwi entry ticket.
If you're in search of some unique Christmas cards for you or to give as gifts we have a selection of original art cards created by artist, conservationist and photographer, Terry Fitzgibbon.
It was a delight to read in the paper of Robin Lieffering’s, (our past chair of Bream Head Conservation Trust), civic honour award. We feel that this is very well earned.
We farewell Rod, who had a very long relationship with Bream Head/ Te Whara Conservation Trust. He was involved with the Trust from its inception as a volunteer and as a board member.
BHCT is proud to be one of the deserving groups selected to receive funding from the DOC Community Fund to support Threatened Species and Ecosystems!
A big congratulations to our very own Greg Innes who picked up the ‘Outstanding Contribution to Te Taiao’ award at the 2023 Whakamānawa ā Taiao – Environmental Awards on July 22.
With great sadness and respect we have accepted Bill Mallett's resignation as trustee and treasurer of BHCT. (Bill is on the left.)
Wētā and giraffe weevil facing off on top of a sentinel possum trap
we've got a new trapline and a new ranger
we found five ōi chicks!
Aki Tai Here is helping us deal to the moth plant
stoats and possums are back on camera
Our 2023 annual report is packed with news from the reserve - it's amazing to see how much is going on.
Keep your eye out for the 2022 Te Whara Bream Head Trust newsletter. We've made some hard copies and they're available free of charge at locations around Whangarei Heads. If you're not in the area click See More to go to the newsletter page and you can download a PDF from there.
It’s been a tough twelve months all round the world but it hasn’t been all doom and gloom for the Trust.
Our newsletter for 2020 was published at the end of June.
