Who are we ...
The Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust (BPCT) was formed in 2001. It is a non-profit organisation that works with land owners, agencies, sponsors and the wider community to promote the conservation and enhancement of indigenous biodiversity and sustainable land management on Banks Peninsula.
We believe conservation is about people.
We want to inspire people to be passionate about the environment around them, to understand it, their relationship with it, and take action to protect and restore it.
Latest News
BPCT Newsletter December 2024
Peninsula matters BPCT newsletter December 2024 Download BPCT Newsletter 2024...
Dob in a feral goat!
Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust (BPCT) has an unusual request for locals and visitors out...
A Korowai of Covenants - two new covenants under way in Kaituna Valley
What a way to end the year - introducing two new stunning conservation covenant projects under way...
Summit Road Covenant - a glimpse into our biodiverse past
A new conservation covenant under way on the Summit Road in Canterbury offers a rare glimpse into...
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Community Tūī sightings
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