As the Maori tribes once fiercely defended this land, we are passionate about the reawakening of its spirit. The more trees we plant, the more wetlands we reintroduce, the faster the restoration of ecosystems. This is a story of birds returning, legends woken, centuries year old trees resting in forests now rejuvenating around them. This is, about guardianship (kaitiaki) of the land rather than ownership, and in order to do this we follow the principles of strategic sustainable management to guide our decisions.

How we achieve it
01) By generating an excess of carbon credits through plantings of native trees and shrubs, both to increase biodiversity and to enhance the environment.

02) Providing carbon credits and offering them for sale.

03) New buildings designed to respond to the varied land-forms and ecosystems corresponding to each unique site. With the four elements as their inspiration and the concept of cradle to grave at their core.

04) By utilising renewable resources - and employing local people.

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