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2026 Season

Join us in celebrating our 2026 Season. With 252 school communities around the country running the TfS programme this season, we have planted a phenomenal 214,750 native plants.  Over 7,000 studentsRead more

2026 Seedlings

With planting season over, TfS activity is now focussed on the important job of potting up/transplanting seedlings. This season, TfS worked with 9 nurseries around the regions who have suppliedRead more

Bay of Plenty Season

This year in the Bay of Plenty, 3 facilitators ran the Trees for Survival programme across 34 schools in Rotorua, Whakatāne and Tauranga. Partnerships between TfS and HALO Whakatāne and EnviroHub BRead more

Waikato Season

Across the Waikato, 9 Trees for Survival facilitators are packing away their planting gear after a successful and busy 2026 planting season. Working with schools across 11 Waikato districts, these 9Read more

Proud of our work

feedback from students after their planting day experience is always rewarding and often humbling and humorous.   Several TfS facilitators have been thrilled to receive thank you cards from schoolsRead more

South Island Season

2026 was the first planting season for 3 new Trees for Survival school clusters in Mohua Golden Bay, Christchurch and South Canterbury.   TfS are thrilled after lots of planning and preparation,Read more

Auckland Planting Season

it is a proud moment when the Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland team can put away their planting gear for another year and reflect on a fantastic season. In partnership with Auckland Council, 8 facilitatorsRead more

Feedback

Feedback… Trees for Survival want to ensure that positive feedback is passed on to all the people that contribute and are thrilled to have received the following feedback from a Waikato schoolRead more

Green Networks

Green Networks…we all know working together can bring about faster results and many Trees for Survival schools are doing just this as they contribute to large scale planting programmes beyond aRead more

Wow moments!

The students who planted them may have moved on to new schools, but Trees for Survival facilitators have the immense satisfaction of seeing 1000’s of native plants growing up! Monitoring growth isRead more

Where are the plants?

A year after a landowner hosts a school for the first time, Trees for Survival facilitators are often met with slightly concerned faces when they visit.  Why? Because for the first time landowner,Read more

Site Potential

Trees for Survival facilitators are out and about meeting landowners and assessing potential planting sites. Where some may see a bare paddock or hillside, TfS facilitators see potential for anRead more
 

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