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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Knapman-Smith Family–31 May 2026
Several years ago, Rosemarie Knapman-Smith and her family established the Lisa’s Wish Grove at CUE Haven in memory of Lisa Knapman-Smith who died of breast cancer at a very young age. Rosemarie is a talented artist and woodworker and over the years she has made many contributions to CUE Haven with carved directional signs and…
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Omar’s Family & Friends–9 May 2026
Omar David Garcia Hoyos passed away nine years ago, and every year since then his family and friends have been remembering and celebrating his life with volunteer days at CUE Haven. Omar’s siblings, Vanessa and Hernan organized yet another wonderful volunteer group on Saturday. Friends and family on site today included Omar’s family members Alba,…
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