Sinclair Wetlands
support the restoration and protection of one of the last remaining wetland ecosystem in New Zealand!
Otago
Te Nohoaka o Tukiauau is a 315ha wetlands managed by Te Nohoaka o Tukiauau Wetlands Trust. 100 years of drainange and introduced weeds and pests have significantly degraded this wetlands. it is our vision to reverse the damage and restore this area to its former glory
Our restoration aims include restoring, maintaining and enhancing the wetlands to a thriving state through native reforestation, weed and pest control. Volunteers are an integral part of this process. We aim to enhance appreciation of and opportunity to connect people back to nature, via education and hands-on experience, as well as an appreciation for indigenous led conservation initiatives.
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Sinclair Wetlands Trust is a non-profit charitable organisation responsible for managing and enhancing Te Nohoaka o Tukiauau Wetlands.
Te Nohoaka o Tukiauau Sinclair Wetlands is regarded as the largest privately owned wetland in New Zealand. This 315ha wetland lies between lakes Waihola and Waipori on the Taieri Plains, 50km South of Dunedin city.
Wetlands have long been undervalued in New Zealand with over 90% of wetlands being filled/drained. Wetlands are important natural water filters, carbon sinks and they help prevent erosion and flooding, and provide important habitat for 30% of NZ freshwater fish, a quarter of our native birds and over 450 native plants!
Te Nohoaka o Tukiauau Sinclair Wetlands relies on the support of the community and volunteers to assist with habitat restoration, plant and pest control, restoration plantings, track building and maintenance.
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Givealittle Underway! 24 April 2015
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