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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PwC–16 October 2026
PwC is one of the world’s largest professional services firms and today a group of professionals from their Auckland tax pooling office once again came to CUE Haven and helped with some walking track spring cleaning and improvement challenges. The group arrived first thing in the morning and included Alex, Angelina, Carla, Cory, Darroch, Esnath,…
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Westlake Boys High School– 14 & 15 October 2026
An important focus at CUE Haven is education and we were very happy to once again host this year’s Year 11 geography students from Westlake Boys High School. The students were conducting field work in connection with their study about how human activity affects water quality in the Kaipara Harbour. The field trip included a…
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