The North Shore branch covers the area from the Harbour Bridge north to Albany and west to Upper Harbour, an area of sandy beaches, inner harbour tidal mudflats, and patches of regenerating bush.
What we do
Forest & Bird North Shore branch has always been more than just a hands-on conservation group. Perhaps because we live in New Zealand's largest city, we have been strong advocates for the natural environment in the face of declining natural resources. Currently, there is a lot of talk about the importance of nature and investing in a sustainable world, but little action to prepare us for an uncertain future. We need to promote a change to a mindset that puts nature to the forefront of economic decision-making.
Volunteering Opportunities
Tuff Crater Restoration
Tuff Crater is a restoration project in the area surrounding an extinct volcano in Northcote, Auckland. The project began back in 2000 with the planting of the Millennium Forest and has continued with major pest plant control and predator control since them. We have volunteering events every Thursday morning and on the second Saturday of each month.
Click here for more details on the Tuff Crater Restoration Project
Click here to join our Tuff Crater Facebook page
Volunteering events
Sign up here to receive North Shore Branch emails and set your preferences to hear about Tuff Crater and Onepoto Stream volunteering events.
KCC - Kiwi Conservation Club
See Kiwi Conservation Club for younger members.
North Shore Conservation Network Links
There are lots of amazing networks doing work to protect and enhance our North Shore environment. To connect with these networks, click on the links below:
Upper Waitemātā Ecology Network
Keep up to date with North Shore Forest and Bird
Sign up our monthly newsletter - Habitat
We hold public meetings on the first Monday of every month - everyone is welcome. Sign up to the Habitat for meeting details and to keep up to date with all that is happening in North Shore Forest and Bird!
Contact Us
We need more advocates to work with us to be a voice for nature
Email us if you'd like to know more about how you can get involved or would like more information about our branch.
