Please DONATE NOW to help us purchase Te Ahu Pātiki, 500ha of land above Whakaraupō/Lyttelton Harbour, including the two highest peaks on Banks Peninsula – shown in our banner image. With your help this land will become a conservation park for biodiversity restoration with full public access. Read more about Te Ahu Pātiki here.
Rod Donald Banks Peninsula Trust has a vision to develop environmental guardians of the future through improved public walking and biking access, enhancing biodiversity, promoting knowledge and working in partnership with others who share our commitment to Banks Peninsula.
View our stunning FILM to get a taste of the wonderful legacy this Trust has already created for future generations in its first nine years of operating.
Read our Strategic Plan “STRIDING FORWARD” to see our goals for the next decade.
Enjoy our latest newsletter ‘Storehouse Stories’ 2020
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Te Ahu Pātiki features on Radio NZ
February 26, 2021
Listen to Nicola Toki from Department of Conservation talking about the new EDS case-study of Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū Banks Peninsula report and […] More
Banks Peninsula Festival at Orton Bradley
February 20, 2021
Wonderful weather, great music and food and the stunning setting of Orton Bradley Park made for a most successful Banks Peninsula Festival. The […] More
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