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Open Space^TM magazine

Check out the QEII Open Space magazine, March 2010 (PDF 2.5MB)

Download March 2010 articles:

Gisborne: Fencing a water catchment

Tararua: Replacing ineffective fencing

Covenants protecting Olearia shrubland and moths dependent on Olearia shrubs

Wilding pine control

Forest fragments: Objectives of restoration and management

Coromandel pā site covenants

Kaharoa Kokako: Amplifying New Zealand's original song

Find out more about Open Space magazine ....

Next issue: Late July 2010

Places to Visit in New Zealand

Open spaces protected by QEII covenants in perpetuity

QEII encourages people to experience, appreciate and respect New Zealand's diverse heritage by promoting public access to land it owns and to land protected by open space covenants, wherever possible.

Most of QEII's properties have been donated by gift or bequest. QEII acknowledges the generosity of these benefactors. QEII is also grateful for the support of local councils and community groups who assist with the day-to-day management of these properties.

While many covenants are unsuitable for open public access, some landholders have made their covenants available for visitors. Please respect their property and the special values they have protected.

Find out more about places to visit protected by QEII covenants.

To locate QEII places to visit, go to this map on ourfuture.net.nz