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Sunny mountain valley panorama for land conservation.

Conservation

The future of our planet begins with the land beneath our feet. Every journey through The Hillocks helps restore native ecosystems, regenerate the landscapes of Aotearoa and protect the wild places that inspire us to imagine what comes next.

15%

Of Net Profit Pledged to Our Environmental Trust

Restoring Aotearoa, One Tree at a Time

The Environmental Trust funds large-scale reforestation across The Hillocks site, the broader Glenorchy region, and beyond.

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At full operational capacity, we plant more than 100,000 native trees per year — in partnership with iwi-owned conservation organisations deeply rooted in this land.

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Every ticket helps plant a tree. Every year, over 100,000 trees.

Farmer walking toward a village in a mountain valley

Tree Planting Program

Every ticket purchased helps fund the planting of a native tree within the Glenorchy Hillocks, the community and the wider region. This isn't just about offsetting carbon—it's about rebuilding the Beech forests and Tussock grasslands that local species depend on.

We are building a bridge between digital exploration and physical restoration. Your visit directly funds the soil of tomorrow.

Future Impact - Metrics

Native trees planted per year, at full capacity

120,000

Restoring New Zealand's native forest, one season at a time.

CO₂ sequestered annually

~200 t/yr

Our calculated carbon offset once the restoration reaches maturity.

Under active biodiversity restoration

25 Hectares

Creating a living bird corridor between Mt Alfred and Greenstone.

Indigenous people walking toward a village at sunset.

Reforestation Partnerships

Collaborating with world-class conservation leaders in Murihiku (Southland) to ensure a thriving indigenous ecosystem.

Murihiku Regeneration

Focused on the long-term environmental health and green energy transition of the South Island.

Te Tapu O Tane

An iwi-owned nursery providing native plants and leading the reforestation of our catchment areas.

Interested in our conservation initiatives?

Whether you're a partner organization, educator, or community member — we'd love to connect.

General Inquiry
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