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Kaupapa | Projects

Tawa Esplanade Reserve

Restoring Te Wai o Pareira, one stage at a time.

2,400+ m²

Restored

1,660+

Native Plants

7

Restoration stages

LIVE DATA

The trapping halo

Traplines managed by Rivercare Group and Forest & Bird form a protective halo around Te Atatū Peninsula. Click any line to see captures, species breakdown, and trends.

What began as a neglected reserve is becoming a thriving urban sanctuary for people, wildlife, and future generations. Through ecological restoration, community action, and environmental education, we're reconnecting nature with the heart of Te Atatū Peninsula.

Project Timeline

Timeline of our work and dedicated planning over 5 stages

Learn about the Flora & Fauna of Tawa Esplanade

Tawa Esplanade is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. Find out more below!

Flora

Learn more about the flora of tawa esplanade

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Fauna

Learn more about the fauna of tawa esplanade

Thanks to our Partners

RiverCare Group sees this project as an enduring one.  We know it will take several years for the changes we make to return Tawa Esplanade to a place where nature flourishes. However, the time to start is now! Our future plans include:

Monitoring and Maintenance

Monitoring and regular maintenance visits (join us!) of the re-planted sites to control the re-infestation of weeds.

Restoration Stages

We have planned 5 stages over several years to continue the restoration effort right down the northern side of the reserve to the end of Wharf Rd.

Community Involvement

Bringing in other groups and schools to grow seedlings and begin effective trapping to control rats, mice, possums and other predator species.

Ongoing Communication

​​We will continue to work closely with the community on these endeavours and keep you informed.

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Check out our Events page to see how you can get involved and help us make a difference! 

Restoring the mauri of Te Wai o Pareira

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