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Protecting our Pohutukawa Trees. Project Crimson

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The Project Crimson Vision:
"To enable pohutukawa and rata to flourish again in their natural habitat as icons in the hearts and minds of all New Zealanders."

The Project Crimson Trust, in partnership with the Department of Conservation, is dedicated to the protection and enhancement of New Zealand's pohutukawa and rata trees.

Our focus has been two-fold; supporting active campaigns around planting and protection, and undergoing public awareness work to highlight the ecological, cultural, historic and aesthetic value of these trees to New Zealand.
Community and volunteer support is vital to Project Crimson's success.

The Trust works with organisations, communities and individuals throughout New Zealand and assists them by providing funding and ecologically-sourced trees for local projects, through a funding application process in March each year.

The Project Crimson Trust has a talented and extraordinarily knowledgeable group of Trustees based nation-wide whose drive, leadership and commitment to Project Crimson's vision is inspirational.

Contact Project Crimson Project Crimson Trust c/o Department of Conservation Conservation House Te Whare Atawhai 18-32 Manners Street P O Box 10420 WELLINGTON 0800 POHUTUKAWA

Conservation Manager Caroline Wallace Email Phone: 04 471 3271 04 471 3271 Executive Director Bridget Abernethy Email: bridget@projectcrimson.org.nz Mobile: 027 224 7018 027 224 7018 Phone: 04 473 7926 04 473 7926

 

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