The large trees for the high canopy of the forest includes species like Totara, Rimu and Beech. To make sure the tree is right for the planting site we will select an appropriate tree species on your behalf. You will be informed of the species once the tree has been planted and recorded.
Small tree species make up the lower canopy trees within the forest and include some beautiful species such as the Cabbage Tree and Kowhai with its stunning flowers. To make sure the plant is right for the planting site, we will select a small tree species on your behalf. You will be informed of the species once your tree has been planted and recorded.
Visit here for the latest news on Trees for Travellers and what we are up to. We plan to regularly update this page with our latest activities which we will also share on our facebook page. Feel free to contact our hard working staff as well and they will be able to help you out.
Sustainability is a big thing for us here in Kaikoura and with that in mind, we would like to encourage you to consider a more sustainable Christmas this year. It dosent have to be all about the biggest best presents, how much you spend, you eat, where you went for holiday or any of that. Keep it simple we say. And giving the gift of life - a locally sourced native tree, is a great way of keeping it good and simple, and kicking off a more sustainable & concious 2017.
Get in touch to order your Christmas presents now. We look forward to hearing from you.
The large trees for the high canopy of the forest includes species like Totara, Rimu and Beech. To make sure the tree is right for the planting site we will select an appropriate tree species on your behalf. You will be informed of the species once the tree has been planted and recorded.
Small tree species make up the lower canopy trees within the forest and include some beautiful species such as the Cabbage Tree and Kowhai with its stunning flowers. To make sure the plant is right for the planting site, we will select a small tree species on your behalf. You will be informed of the species once your tree has been planted and recorded.
