Environmental restoration
We work to protect and restore biodiversity through projects on public land, supporting private landowners, and assisting community environmental groups. We also work closely with government agencies including the Department of Conservation (DOC) and Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC), and not-for-profit groups like QE II National Trust, on a wide range of projects across the district.
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Kāpiti has a diverse range of natural ecosystems: forests, coastal dunelands, wetlands, rivers, forests, foothills and mountains. The number of environmental restoration groups in...
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The majority of ecologically significant sites in Kāpiti are privately owned. The Council offers assistance to landowners to protect and enhance these sites, including financial...
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Council offers support to landowners and community groups in the form of financial assistance, practical field assistance and advice from specialist biodiversity staff. Three...
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The following online resources are available to help with environmental restoration projects. The Kāpiti District Endemic Floral Species List contains all the known historical and...