Rod Donald Trust aims to develop environmental guardians of the future by getting people out on beautiful Banks Peninsula.
Canterbury
The Rod Donald Banks Peninsula Trust has worked on wide and varied number of projects since it was set up in 2010. With a vision to develop environmental guardians of the future it works to provide that through its four strategic pillars:
• Access through a network of walkways, cycle ways and affordable campgrounds,
• Knowledge - sharing on environmental issues,
• Partnership with organisations already engaged with projects to achieve common goals
• Biodiversity enhancement through active projects.
We provide Rod Donald Hut for trampers to stay in along the beautiful Te Ara Pātaka walkway. To book this visit the DOC website.
We provide information on all the walks on Banks Peninsula on www.bpwalks.co.nz and our printed walking brochures and walks directory are available at Peninsula information centres and the DOC visitor centre in Christchurch.
To find out more about our work and view our Strategic Plan visit our website www.roddonaldtrust.co.nz
If you would like to consider leaving a legacy via a bequest please contact our Trust Manager directly to discuss further - manager@roddonaldtrust.co.nz
Rod Donald Banks Peninsula Trust works on Banks Peninsula to improve public walking and cycling access, improving biodiversity, promoting knowledge about Banks's Peninsula environment and culture and working in partnership with others.
Thanks so much for your ongoing support Richard and Vi - it is really appreciated!
This is such a lovely gesture, and we are privileged to receive this as you honour RM.
So glad you enjoyed the hut Jessica - it's a great spot. We are opening a new Nature Trail at the hut early next year so you will have to try it out next time you visit!
We really appreciated you supporting us - that's brilliant.
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