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Account number: 031355 0801215 00
Reference: Use “DONATION” as a reference and please include your name.
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Your security and privacy is important to us, that’s why we provide several secure ways to process donations.
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Thankyou!
Your support helps us protect and restore this treasured part of our country for generations to come.
Donations and endowments by individuals and businesses are a really important source of funds for the Trust, and all donations, big or small are gratefully received.
The Hollyford Conservation Trust is a registered charity and all donations are tax deductible. (Registration #CC50631).
Regular (monthly or annual) donations are especially valuable as they give us a predictable income stream letting us plan and budget in advance.
We want to see a healthy and thriving native ecosystem in the lower Hollyford Valley, with diverse and abundand bird life free from the risk of predation by possums, stoats and rats.
Our Vision
To protect, enhance and restore all native flora and fauna for the enjoyment of all, today and for generations well into the future.
About The Trust
The Hollyford Conservation Trust was formed in June 2014 to establish a ‘mainland island’ sanctuary in the lower Hollyford Valley, in partnership with the Department of Conservation (DOC) and other stakeholders.
Pest control
This project was established in 2014 after local landowners realised the impact introduced pests were having on the Lower Hollyford Valley – the birdsong was gone, and the canopy was collapsing, with the more palatable species such as southern rātā and fuschia being browsed extensively to the point of dieback.
Bird translocations
One of the key long term aspirations of the project is to return species that once lived in the project area but have become locally extinct.
Cliff Broad Tawaki Project
The Cliff Broad Tawaki pest control project is a trapping line along the rocky coastline to the North of Martins Bay to protect Fiordland crested penguins/tawaki during the breeding season. This project is funded by a generous donation from the Broad family in memory of their father Cliff Broad, who had a special bond with the Hollyford Valley and Martins Bay.
Latest News
2019 annual bird monitoring
The results of the 2019 bird monitoring show birdlife in the valley has increased significantly since intensive pest control began in 2015.
February 2020 floods in the Hollyford Valley
Early February brought record rainfall to the Hollyford Valley, causing signficant damage to the Hollyford and Milford roads, as well as causing large slips and damage to tracks, huts, and the Trust's own infrastructure. 1,000mm of rain fell in a 60 hour period in...
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