Rangitoto Island Historic Conservation Trust
Rangitoto volunteers
The aim of the trust is to conserve and interpret the historic bach communities on Rangitoto Island for the benefit of all New Zealanders.
Following the formation of the trust in July 1997 a number of baches have been restored, one of which has been turned into a museum.
You can help
Join the Trust
You can support the valuable restoration work on Rangitoto by becoming a member of the Rangioto Island Historic Conservation Trust.
Membership enquiries:
14 Esperanto Road
Papatoetoe
Auckland
Volunteer on Rangitoto
The trust needs volunteers who can cut timber, swing a hammer or wield a paintbrush to further the plans for restoration of the bach communities. Tasks include painting, general building maintenance work and clean up tasks, weeding and archiving material about the history of the baches.
Volunteers painting a bach, Rangitoto Island
Volunteers may be able to stay over on the island on some weekends.
2013 dates: every second and fourth Saturday of the month.
Transport: Fullers ferry from Downtown Ferry Terminal, Auckland.
Contact
For further information on the trust contact:
Maintenance information:
Allan Godsall +64 9 634 0161
General Enquiries:
PO Box 13-374
Onehunga
Auckland
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