Community partnership update
Replant for Tomorrow - Taranaki
We’ve teamed up with Restore Taranaki and Asplundh to help restore the cloak of Taranaki.
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Trees for Survival
Trees for Survival is a charitable trust that runs an environmental education programme for school children throughout the North Island. It aims to help children make a practical difference to their environment and learn about conservation, revegetation, wetland restoration and protecting stream quality.
In 2021, we teamed up with Trees for Survival to bring the tree planting initiative to the Coromandel, carrying out the vital work of restoring natural biodiversity and habitats. This initiative will see us supporting schools throughout the Coromandel to grow and plant native trees and along waterways and erosion prone hillsides, including Opoutere School, Te Rerenga School and Coromandel Area School.
Here's what we achieved in 2023:
Trees for Survival is a charitable trust that runs an environmental education programme for school children throughout the North Island. It aims to help tamariki make a practical difference to their environment and learn about conservation, revegetation, wetland restoration and protecting stream quality.
In 2021, we teamed up with Trees for Survival to bring tree planting to schools throughout the Coromandel, together working to restore natural biodiversity and habitats. This initiative saw us supporting Opoutere School, Te Rerenga School and Coromandel Area School to grow and plant native trees and along waterways and erosion prone hillsides. We’re also sponsoring Waihi Beach School, which has a planting site at Te Mata Reserve.
Partnership
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Thursday, March 16, 2023 
Community partnership updateReplant for Tomorrow - Wairarapa
Monday, March 13, 2023 We’re working with Arb Innovations, Greytown Community Board and Greytown Tree Action Group to identify tree planting sites.View more
Community partnership updateReplant for Tomorrow - South Waikato
Tuesday, March 07, 2023 We recently supported our customers in the South Waikato with the beautification of the Duxfield Reserve in PutāruruView more