13/08/2026
Incase you haven’t heard…I love re-veg.
I’ve always wanted to make a tangible difference on the ground, and this initiative with the Whangateau Catchment Collective is our chance to build something bigger and drive real change for the harbour, the catchment and the community.
What keeps me going is a simple picture…
Driving across Whangateau, looking out to a block of land, and seeing it restored in native plants, knowing it was made possible by the people and businesses in our own community.
This is our way of giving back to a place we’re so grateful to operate in.
So we’re inviting you to plant 5,700 native plants with us to help restore the Whangateau Harbour.
📍 1037b Leigh Road, Whangateau
🕘 Arrive 9.45am, planting from 10am
👉 Register via the link in our bio & stories.
The way I see it, it’s a big area, one we’re lucky to call home, and it’s made up of thousands of smaller ones. If we can support regeneration on just one of those areas, we’re helping move the catchment project forward physically, while also creating a model others can follow.
That’s the plan. We put 1% of our annual profit into revegetating this catchment. We buy the plants, prep the site and maintain it. The Whangateau Catchment Collective secures the land and cuts the red tape, then we do what we’re good at. Direct action on the ground.
But we can’t cover a whole harbour on our own. That’s where you come in.
Bring a mate, bring some sturdy shoes and a planting spade, and help us leave a lasting mark on this beautiful region 🌿 🌊
A huge thank you to everybody who have helped create this momentum, Alicia at Whanagteau Catchment Collective & to Auckland Parks.
Chris Drinnan have come to the party & matched our contribution & Pat - the legend at Nature’s Vision for providing the natives.
