Membership registration &
payment of annual subscription

Membership Proposition:

Joining the Takatu LandCare Group connects you with a passionate community dedicated to nurturing the environment and enhancing native bird habitats and ecosystems. As a member, you will be actively supported with your pest and invasive weed control initiatives and support the vital pest free buffer zone for the Tāwharanui Open Sanctuary.

By becoming a member, you will:

• Join a community initiative: Collaborate with like-minded individuals who care deeply about protecting and supporting our environment to ensure native birds and habitats thrive on our peninsula.
• Access expert resources: Benefit from professional trapping advice, operational assistance, and pest control resources, including tips and guidance tailored to your needs.
• Engage in unique opportunities: Attend environmental expos, trapping seminars, and field trips, connecting with specialist conservation speakers and other members to share knowledge and ideas.
• Participate in ecological restoration: Take part in eco-restoration planting days to restore and enhance our natural habitats.
• Stay informed: Receive quarterly e-newsletters and regular updates on our activities, initiatives, and conservation efforts.
• Shape the future: As a subscribed member, you are entitled to vote at General Meetings and, if interested, can be nominated for election to the TLC governing Committee.

Membership Contributions
For $35 (incl.GST) your annual membership fee helps sustain the operation of our Society by:

• Funding our part-time paid Community Coordinator, who oversees projects and community engagements.
• Supporting eco-restoration initiatives and conservation projects.
• Maintaining our Community Resource Centre as a hub for trapping resources.
• By becoming a member, you help build conservation resilience within our community, ensuring the long-term protection and restoration of the Tāwharanui Peninsula.

Community Advocacy
Our Society plays a pivotal role in:

• Enabling collaboration with landowners and occupiers within our Geographical Area of Interest.
• Advocating for environmental issues on behalf of property owners and our Community Trapping Groups, with Auckland Council and the Rodney Local Board.

Join us in making a meaningful difference for our environment and native wildlife and community well-being. Together, we can build a sustainable future for the Tāwharanui Peninsula.