Mears Bush
Helping hands at Mears Bush
QE II Trust
What can you do?
Entrance to Mears Bush.
QE ll encourages people to experience, appreciate and respect NZ’s diverse heritage, by promoting public access to land. The trust owns land itself and wherever possible, land protected and owned by other open space covenanters.
They are an independent charitable trust that partners with private landowners to protect natural and cultural heritage sites on their land with contracts that provide guidelines.
Mears Bush this way.
If you are interested in volunteering for the QE2 Trust, there are a few steps you can take to get started. First, visit the QE2 Trust website to learn more about their goals and opportunities. Next, fill out an application form and provide any necessary information, such as your skills.
National Trust sign.
QE II trust protect a variety of areas including forest remnants, wetlands, lakes, peat lakes, coastline, tussock grasslands, areas of rural landscapes, archaeological sites, geological formations and areas with high scenic value
When new protection is put on a place we make a contribution towards projects like replanting and weed control. Representatives are able to assist you with applications for funding from outside sources.
