Welcome to the resources page. We have collated a range of websites, documents, tools and videos that are helpful for restorations projects large and small.
Working bees are a win–win: you get valuable work done on your land, while participants enjoy a meaningful day outdoors, learning, connecting with others, and contributing to environmental care. To help make your working bee safe, enjoyable, and productive, here are some key things to consider
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Many funders use similar language in their criteria. These tips will help you pick out the key words and understand what funders are really asking for.
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Practical guide to support farmers, landowners, and catchment groups by outlining clear steps for fencing, planting, and maintaining riparian buffer zones to improve water quality and ecosystem health.
View resourceDiscover our comprehensive revegetation plan template and guide, crafted to support land managers in developing effective, site-specific restoration plans.
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Introducing “Vinecology”—integrating ecological principles into viticulture to support both sustainable wine production and native biodiversity conservation.
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Low flammability native planting guide for selecting lower-flammability vegetation around homes and at-risk properties.
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Use of water crystals to increase plant survival in dry areas
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A practical, science-based instructions for planning and implementing riparian management schemes, specifically for New Zealand’s modified and agricultural landscapes
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A comprehensive framework for planning and implementing native planting and ecosystem restoration
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A comprehensive framework for planning and implementing native planting and ecosystem restoration
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Step-by-step instructions for the planning and implementing riparian restoration along streams and rivers.
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