QEII covenantors visit a sand dune lake in South Taranaki protected by a QEII covenant

Protecting and enhancing open space involves us all; private landowners, the community and government."

Sir Brian Lochore

Chairperson

QEII National Trust

For open space in New Zealand

Helping you protect the special nature of your land

QEII Trust helps private landowners in New Zealand to protect significant natural and cultural features on their land through open space covenants in perpetuity.

Features protected include landscapes, forest remnants, wetlands, grasslands, threatened species habitats, and cultural and archaeological sites.

A QEII open space covenant can help safeguard forever a place that is special to you.

 Sir Brian Lochore at Solway College

Find out how to protect your special area

Effective covenant fencing

Covenant management information

In the community

Mangarara Station: A vision of sustainable farming
Restoring the hills of Central Hawke's Bay

Properties for sale with covenants
Far North Bush Hideaway
Coromandel - Silverstream Falls
Coromandel - Whangapoua
Ngatea - Hauraki
Ruapuke bush block, Waikato

Sir Brian Lochore, QEII
Chairperson, chats to
students involved in weed
control at the Solway
College covenant in
Masterton.
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Wairarapa family's long term bush protection recognised by Sir Brian Lochore

Wairere Farm
March 2010

Over fifty Wairarapa and Tararua landowners who protect natural features with QEII covenants were recognised for their generosity by Sir Brian Lochore on 3 March at Wairere Farm north-east of Masterton.

The covenantors were invited to Wairere Farm for lunch with QEII directors and staff and for a tour of the farm.

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  Sir Brian Lochore and Derek Daniell

Wairere Farm: QEII Chairperson Sir Brian Lochore with landowner Derek Daniell at the gathering in the woolshed on Wairere Farm.

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