Nationwide, we are calling on you and your business to GO WILD for Wild Futures by supporting Conservation Volunteers New Zealand ’s national threatened species program, Wild Futures. The Wild Futures program contributes to wildlife conservation in a simple yet powerful way. We have chosen to work with a handful of threatened species to which […]
Animal pests (rodents and possums) compete with native birds for food and raid their nests for chicks and eggs. They also feed on a wide range of native plants, lizards and invertebrates. Your parks need your help to prevent this destruction. Conservation Volunteers New Zealand in partnership with Auckland Council are now looking for volunteers […]
Conservation Volunteers New Zealand is about to host our first annual Business Clean Up Day Challenge. On Tuesday, 28 February, organisations around New Zealand and Australia will take part in the Clean Up Challenge at the key locations listed below. Teams will be challenged to clean up as much rubbish as they can in a […]
Conservation Volunteers New Zealand (CVNZ) has strengthened our ties with Landcorp by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 22nd September 2016. Our Chairman, Gerry Morvell and Landcorp’s General Manager Environment, Phil McKenzie signed the MoU at Landcorp’s Wellington office. The MoU allows for both parties to work together on a range of planting and […]
This year, Conservation Volunteers New Zealand (CVNZ) turns 10 years old. To celebrate, we welcomed everyone who shares our love of the outdoors and our commitment to conserving the environment to a community planting day at Atiu Creek Regional Park in the Kaipara Harbour. We were overwhelmed with the support on the day as an […]