Coromandel :: Kiwis for kiwi

The Coromandel Kiwi Collective is a united forum of community-led projects working towards the protection of kiwi across the Coromandel Peninsula.

Moehau Kiwi
Sanctuary (DOC) Moehau Environment Group
Kiwi Project Habitat Tuateawa Te Kauae O Maui Harataunga
Kiwi Project Papa Aroha
Environment Group Coromandel
Kiwi Project Project
Kiwi Trust Ernslaw One,
Whangaporoa Forest Mahakirau
Forest Estate Thames Coast
Kiwi Care Kapowai Kiwi
Group Inc. Te Moata Whenuakite
Kiwi Care

Mahakirau Forest Estate »

To manage Mahakirau Forest Estate as an eco sanctuary so that it will act as a 'wellspring' for indigenous flora and fauna (particularly rare and endangered species).

Moehau Environment Group »

Moehau Environment Group is protecting kiwi on land immediately to the south of the DOC-managed area kiwi sanctuary.

Project Kiwi »

Project Kiwi Trust was the first community based project to protect kiwi and remains a flagship for community conservation nationwide.

Thames Coast Kiwi Care »

Operating a trapping area in the Te Mata and Tapu valleys, the Thames Coast Kiwi Care group works to preserve and grow the southernmost remnant population of Coromandel Brown kiwi.

Whenuakite »

The Whenuakite Kiwi Care Group protects Coromandel brown kiwi, while focusing on wider environmental issues to help improve kiwi habitat.

Coromandel Kiwi Project »

The Coromandel Kiwi Project is protecting 1000ha of habitat above Coromandel town, dramatically increasing the chances of Coromandel residents hearing kiwi calls from their backyard.

Habitat Tuateawa »

Habitat Tuateawa is a voluntary organization that has been in existence for over 20 years and many of the founding members are still active today!

Te Kauae o Maui (TKOM) Nature Reserve »

Te Kauae o Maui (TKOM) Nature Reserve lies on the west coast of the Coromandel Peninsula, about 2.5 km south of Colville Village.