Our links to our supporters of Three Streams

Ecology Action on a Fringe-Urban Hillside

You cannot save the land apart from the people, or the people, apart from the land.

(Wendell Berry)

Time will not be ours forever, he at length our goods will sever spend not then his gifts in vain

(Ben Jonson)

Updated 05 February 2008

Links - Associates and Other Interesting Websites:

Three Streams Arboretum - covenanted with Queen Elizabeth ll National Trust A streambank track

Part of the Albany Revegetation Network

Member of Wai Care (involves Oteha Stream, Lucas Creek & tributaries)

Supporter NZ Conservation Volunteers (providing tutorial and training facilities)

Winner of Environmental Award for Stewardship 2000 - Auckland Regional Council

Interesting New Zealand websites:

Forest & Bird Protection Society - New Zealand's largest and oldest conversation body

NZ Ecological Restoration Network - website of the Ecological Restoration Network, with the largest list of NZ restoration groups and pages of information on plant propagation, site preparation, weed control and restoration practice.

ECO - Environment and Conservation Organisations of New Zealand

Department of Conservation - managing all Government owned conservation lands and National Parks.

NZ Landcare Trust

New Zealand Ecological Society

NZ Brown Teal Online This site provides information about New Zealand’s critically endangered Brown Teal (Pakete), efforts to help conserve and manage them, and who is involved. The information and work programmes covered in this site are part of Recovery Efforts and long-term commitment to conserve this unique species as part of our natural heritage.

www.eednz.org.nz - Environmental Education Directory of NZ.

www.awhitu.school.nz - An inspiring model of a rural school’s activities.

Other important websites for environmentalists are www.bush.org.nz for general NZ information, www.orionsociety.org for superb American articles, www.envirolink.org, for extensive international information, http://www.abc.net.au/news/environment/ for environmental news, www.btcv.org (UK) and www.tpl.org (USA).

Most of these websites, and those of every Regional Council and many City and District Councils (see Local Government NZ) will describe or lead you to other interesting conservation projects and activities.