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The destruction caused by Cyclone Gabrielle on the East Cape and Hawke’s Bay, fuelled the debate around the future of forestry in New Zealand. The call for change is loud and clear: more and more voices are advocating for a shift from traditional exotic forestry, particularly Pinus radiata, to the restoration and expansion of native plantations.

We are thrilled to announce that Kauri Park Nurseries, with locations in North Auckland and Palmerston North, has received outstanding recognition for our commitment to biosecurity! Earlier this year, we became Plant Pass certified, and our recent audit from Asure Quality has left us beaming with pride.

Here at Kauri Park Nurseries, we are proud to proclaim our ‘3-step plastic recycling process’, which we use to reduce our impact on plastic waste and ensure a sustainable and greener future for New Zealand.

In the competitive world of native planting and landscaping, initial costs can often mislead stakeholders, tempting them to opt for seemingly cheaper options. However, true savings and success lie in the quality and size of the plant at planting.

As you know at Kauri Park we call ourselves ecovitalists because we want to see New Zealand’s ecosystems teeming with vital life. And what does all life need? Water. The better the quality of the water, the better the quality of all life.