Volunteer on the Kauri Coast
Introduction
Join a DOC ranger for a day and help to preserve our beautiful natural environment and carry out conservation work.In addition to participating in a conservation activity, volunteering in the Kauri Coast has an educational component.
Educational activities may include guided walks, a talk from our knowledgeable rangers or members of a local community group, trap demonstrations or even meeting a kiwi.
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Our volunteer days are suitable for all ages Image: | DOC
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Volunteers planting trees Image: | DOC
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DOC ranger Dawson doing a trap demonstration for volunteers Image: | DOC
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DOC ranger Anja talks to the volunteers about Trounson Park Image: | DOC
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Volunteer helping with planting Image: | DOC
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Volunteers cleaning boots before the Trounson Kauri Park Loop Walk Image: | DOC
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What to expect
As a volunteer you'll be helping with activities like planting, weeding, pest control, track work or site maintenance.
Examples of past activities:
- planting on a local farmer's property to conserve a globally endangered bird
- cleaning up Bayley's Beach
- releasing baby kauri trees from choking weeds and getting to meet a kiwi.
Transport: Transport to and from sites is provided.
Fitness required: Activities are usually suitable for a range of fitness levels and skills. We encourage people of all ages to join us!
How to apply
To register your interest, contact the team using the details below.
Contact
Karen Joyce-Paki
Community Ranger
Phone: +64 9 439 3466
Email: kdjoyce@doc.govt.nz
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| Address | DOC offices |