Beggs Bush is administered by the Department of Conservation (DOC) and works alongside them in carrying out approved projects. . A range of conservation work is available
Are you a conservation minded person? Help Save the Otago Peninsula by joining one of STOP's weekly Working Bees! Help establish future forests and enhance the creeks for native fish, so that the peninsula has the best chance for the future!
Volunteers are required during weekday and weekend evenings to encourage visitors to view the wildlife.
Require Wildlife Attendees to encourage visitors to view wildlife (penguins, seals) from the hide and track.
Volunteers are the heart of the Mokihi Trust group and welcome anyone interested in native habitat restoration. Help them re-build native habitats one plant at a time, get your hands dirty and enjoy being out in the fresh air.
Join the Lindis Pass Conservation volunteers who care for the landscape and work to enhance its natural, scenic, conservation and recreational values.
Help re-build native habitats one plant at a time, get your hands dirty and enjoy being out in the fresh air with Te Kākano!
Join trust members and assist in maintaining important historic sites in our area by undertaking tasks such as weed control and building maintenance.
Rock up, muck in and help keep Queenstown beaches clean by joining the team of Sea Shepherd volunteers picking up litter near the water edges on the last Sunday of every month.
Help grow native plants and maintain a tidy nursery on Wednesday mornings. Additional opportunities available to assist in planting days in Spring and Autumn all around the Whakatipu basin.