Pukenui Western Hills Forest Charitable Trust

The Pukenui Western Hills Forest Charitable Trust is preserving native forest and wildlife near Whangarei. The Pukenui Western Hills Forest comprises nearly 2000 hectares of native forest bordering Whangarei City, and is home to a number of threatened species, including the long-tailed bat, North Island brown kiwi and New Zealand wood pigeon. The area also contains sites of importance to Maori and Europeans, including the Kauika Pa site, Pa of Te Parawhau and remnants of former logging and quarrying activities.

Available Roles:

Treasurer

We're Looking for a New Trustee – Treasurer Role. The role suits someone with some financial know-how, who can commit to monthly meetings and help with financial and admin tasks

Committee & Board
Both/Flexible
Whangarei
Ref: 1650

Pukenui Forest Field Assistant

If you have a passion for conservation and the outdoors - Join us!! We are looking for enthusiastic Volunteer Field Assistants to help our dedicated rangers with a variety of conservation activities to help restore this taonga to its former glory.

Conservation
Both/Flexible
Whangarei
Ref: 1015

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Pukenui Western Hills Forest Charitable Trust

Available Roles:

Treasurer

Pukenui Forest Field Assistant

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