Conservation & Reforestation in Otago Peninsula with Your Tree Here
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Average physical condition suitable for outdoor activity and bending
Overview
Engage in meaningful conservation by planting native trees on Otago Peninsula. Discover how your trip can help restore vital ecosystems and leave a positive impact.
Adventure Tips
Dress for the weather
Wear layers and sturdy footwear suited for outdoor planting activities.
Bring hydration and sun protection
Stay hydrated and use sunscreen during outdoor planting sessions, especially on sunny days.
Follow safety guidelines
Pay attention to safety instructions provided by the team to ensure a safe planting experience.
Engage with the local land
Take time to learn about the ecology of Otago Peninsula and its native species.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawks
- NZ fur seals
History
Otago Peninsula has been a significant site for conservation efforts and naval history, with some of the earliest efforts to restore native habitats in New Zealand.
Conservation
Your Tree Here emphasizes local ecological resilience by engaging visitors in sustainable reforestation, supporting biodiversity and carbon sequestration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sturdy boots
Protect your feet and provide stability on uneven terrain during planting.
Work gloves
Keep your hands safe and clean while handling plants and tools.
Sunhat
Shield yourself from sun exposure during outdoor activity.
summer specific
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during your planting session.