The Whakatipu Reforestation Trust protect and restore the native biodiversity of the Whakatipu Basin through revegetation projects, collaboration, education and advocacy.
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Colouring In Competition

For Conservation Week 2020 we have banded with other Conservation Trusts and supporters to pull together a fantastic prize pool that promotes, educates and encourages people to get out and explore our local environment.

Categories:

  • Age 6 years and under
  • Ages 7-10
  • Ages 11-16
  • 17 and above

With thanks to:

Generation Give

How to enter

Entries are now closed

Conditions

  • Prize winners must be NZ residents and reside within the Whakatipu Basin.
  • Only one entry per person.
  • Entries close: Sat 15th August
  • Winners announced: At DoC’s Conservation Celebration night on (NEW DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED).

Prize pool worth over $2500!

Otago Daily Times

Thanks to the Otago Daily Times

The Inside Line Whakatipu Conifer Control Group
  • The Inside Line – Local Queenstown Bike Hosts : 1 x private mountain bike skills sharing, coaching/instruction clinic with The Inside Line – Local Queenstown Bike Hosts for 1-4 riders. This is a totally customisable session that can be tailored to suit any level of ability or experience.

Thanks to the Whakatipu Wilding Conifer Control Group

Whakatipu Wildlife Trust

Thanks to the Whakatipu Wildlife Trust

Discovering New Zealand Trees
  • Kids gardening gloves.
  • Discovering New Zealand Tees x 1 book

Thanks to the Whakatipu Reforestation Trust

Trees That Count
  • Tree snap cards x 3

Thanks to Trees That Count

Bee The Change
  • Jar of Honey from the beehives located at the Whakatipu Reforestation Trust’s – Whitechapel site. Jar for each category.

Thanks to Bee the Change

Dart Wildlife Trust
  • A free trip for one person with Nomad Safaris. Will have to join an existing booking
  • A Routeburn track guided day walk for two with Ultimate Hikes – will have to join an existing booking

Thanks to the Routeburn Dart Wildlife Trust

DOC Wild Things

Thanks to the Department of Conservation