Our Mission
To be a thriving, self-sustaining, community native forest reserve, where people come together to engage with nature and each other to enjoy, learn about and celebrate New Zealand’s natural, cultural and historical heritage.
175,000+
Native trees planted
5500+
Volunteers
6+
Km of walking tracks
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What’s New
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Westpac Bank–17 September 2026
Today we welcomed a group of old and new friends from Westpac bank in Auckland for our first volunteer day of the spring season. The group arrived first thing in the morning and included Abdullah, Bob, Frances, Henry, Inge, Gaston, Kelly, Mark, Richard and Slava. Also joining us was Inge’s daughter and regular CUE Haven…
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Unitec Ecology Students Field Trip–6 August 2026
Today Unitec lecturer Ryan deRegnier brought his third year Bachelor of Applied Sciences students doing a paper in restoration ecology to CUE Haven for a field trip. The objective of the visit was for the students to see a restoration project in process and learn more about the issues and challenges involved. The group arrived…
Our Journey
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CUE Haven 