Conservation Covenants – restoring our past, sustaining our future

Freeing the Peninsula of pests isn’t just about trapping, poisoning and shooting vermin, it’s also about engaging with people. Pest Free Banks Peninsula’s on ground actions are supported by a range of projects that encourage community and landowner action.

One of those projects is the Conservation Covenants Programme, which is supported by PFBP’s parent organisation, the Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust.

Our Conservation Covenants programme assists Banks Peninsula landowners to ensure that important indigenous biodiversity, landscape, and cultural values on their property are protected and maintained. There are currently 101 Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust covenants in place, covering 1,609ha of land.

‘A conservation covenant is a priceless gift by current landowners to future generations.’

Find out more: Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust – Habitat Protection – Conservation Covenants