Ngā Taonga Tuku Oranga.
Inspiring children.
Protecting Aotearoa New Zealand.
Trees for Survival Charitable Trust
is creating a legacy we can all be proud of.
Environmental education in action - we're restoring our environment through the growing and planting of native trees!
Together with the help of 1,000s of New Zealand students, landowners, schools and our sponsorship partners, we’re growing and planting native trees in areas they’re needed the most - protecting streams, wetlands and erosion-prone land, with over 100,000 native trees planted every year.
Our action based environmental education programme empowers school communities to nurture, grow and plant native plants showing them how they can be active in environmental restoration.
2M+
Total native plants planted
146,280
Total native plants planted in 2023
186
Schools involved in 2023
5,500
Students involved in 2023
12km
Waterways planted in 2023
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Principal Partners
We are incredibly thankful to our Principal Partners whose generous support ensures we can bring Trees for Survival to more schools, educating more students, and planting more trees than ever before!
Trees for Survival is a Rotary initiated project, originally established by the Rotary Club of Pakuranga in 1991.
We are thrilled to receive ongoing support from numerous Rotary Clubs with club members regularly helping at our planting days.