Information about the Kiwi, New Zealand's national icon, and how you can help to protect it.

Safe haven for endangered native birds and other wildlife, located minutes from downtown Wellington. This world-first conservation attraction is an inspiring place to visit and learn about New Zealand's unique wildlife.

The Department of Conservation's strategic partner for conservation sponsorship. Information on threatened habitats, ecology and National Parks fundraising projects.

Established in 2003 to ensure the native plant life of New Zealand is protected. Membership includes botanists, universities, botanic gardens, councils, landowners and the Department of Conservation. Includes information about NZ's native plants and membership of the network

New Zealand based conservation organization working to protect New Zealand's native forests, threatened species, marine heritage and for a healthier environment

Campaign to save a West Coast valley from open-cast coal mining.

Tiritiri Matangi Island is being revegetated and repopulated with birds.

Site dedicated to promoting wildlife conservation, both animal and plant, with a particular focus on New Zealand's unique biodiversity.

Promoting the conservation of the native fishes of New Zealand.

A trust set up by Government to advocate for the protection of open spaces.

A conservation society addressing deteration in the health of coastal seawaters, via promotion and education of marine issues.

Land and marine conservation to protect New Zealand ecosystems through acquisition, native habitat restoration and fauna protection

Online store with road and travel maps both regional and national, published by the AA, Wises and others. Covered are all roads, towns and localities, city maps, and travel times.

Promotes the cultivation and conservation of hebes and other New Zealand native plants. The Hebe Society was founded in 1985 and is a British Registered Charity.

Restoring native Kauri forest and protecting endangered Kiwi.

If you don’t know where your next meal is coming from, worries or care for the earth is the farthest thing on your mind. Basic needs for survival come first. Only when these needs are met can someone focus on higher issues. When bellies are full, food, clean water, and shelter are readily available, then people can go to school, and learn about restoring scarce resources, not polluting, birth control, cleanliness, and preventive health care.