The natural biodiversity is flourishing from land to sea due to the absence of invasive animal and pest plants. The freshwater flowing through Taranaki’s many waterways is healthy and provides a safe, connected habitat for a diverse range of species.
DiscoverThe regional community currently lacks the awareness and resources to take action. There is little visibility for what we are trying to achieve and how the community can make a difference.
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The future is challenging for Taranaki’s native species. Many of their natural habitats have been destroyed or disconnected and they live with the constant threat of predator animals.
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Forest clearance has largely contributed to the decline of many of our coastal and lowland areas. The impact is further intensified by misuse and disregard of our coastal areas and waterways.
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Many marine species and their habitats are under threat. Wetlands and freshwater sources are in decline and the problems will continue to intensify if action is not taken now.
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Restoring an entire region is a big job, which is why we need the help and support of everyone in Taranaki. Find out how you can help here.
A Guardian is a fierce protector of the things they love. And if you love Taranaki as much as we do, then becoming a Guardian could be the right choice for you.
Learn moreIf you are looking for a way for your business to truly make a difference in our region then become a Restore Taranaki Corporate Friend.
Learn moreEngaging with the diverse range of people in our region and bringing our communities together to achieve positive outcomes is what keeps our initiative going.
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