Sponsors & Partners
Trees for Canterbury would like to thank all of our generous sponsors and partnerships who make our work possible with their on-going support
The work we do would not be possible without the generosity of our sponsors, funders, donors and community partners. Their support is more than a contribution—it is an investment in the future of Canterbury.
Sponsorship directly supports our nursery production, enabling us to collect eco-sourced seed, propagate and grow more native plants, invest in our facilities and equipment, and increase the number of plants available for restoration projects throughout the region. Every investment helps us grow more plants, restore more landscapes, and create more opportunities for people in our community.
Our partnerships are equally important. By working alongside local government, iwi and hapū, conservation organisations, schools, businesses and community groups, we build lasting relationships that strengthen both environmental and social outcomes. Together, we can deliver restoration projects that would not be possible alone.
The native plants grown at Trees for Canterbury find homes in regional parks, reserves and protected landscapes across Canterbury. They help restore wetlands, drylands, forests and rocky outcrops throughout the Port Hills, Christchurch and beyond, rebuilding ecosystems that have been lost or degraded over time.
These restoration projects create vital habitat for native birds, lizards, butterflies, moths and countless other species that face increasing pressure within our urban environment. Every tree planted contributes to healthier waterways, greater biodiversity, increased climate resilience and a stronger connection between people and nature.
Every sponsor, donor and partner plays a part in this story. Your support helps us grow not only hundreds of thousands of eco-sourced native plants each year, but also a more resilient landscape, stronger communities and a lasting legacy for future generations.
Sponsors
Partnerships
NZ Defence Force

Riccarton House

The Tree People

Westpac

Ministry of Social Development

Meadow Fresh

Youth & Cultural Development

Super Gold

Te Matatiki Toi Ora

University Of Canterbury

Waimakarari District Council

Ara Poutama Aotearoa

Avonside House

Living Springs

Conservation New Zealand

TBC

Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust

Environment Canterbury Regional Council

Mt Vernon Park

Orton Bradley Park

Christchurch Envirohub

1% For The Planet

Christchurch City Council

Trees That Count

Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke, Rāpaki

Rata Foundation

Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke, Rāpaki







