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Key contacts
Our Beachcare coordinator at
the Waikato Regional Council
is Sam Stephens. Sam is the
key contact for the Waikato
Beachcare programme, and
coordinator for the west coast
groups.
Sam Stephens
Phone: 0800 800 401
Email: sam.stephens@
waikatoregion.govt.nz
Jim Dahm is a contractor to
the Beachcare programme and
coord
Beachcare groups.
Jim Dahm
Phone (07) 866 2315
Email:
Dune restoration information
Key contacts
Our Beachcare coordinator at the Waikato
Regional Council is Sam Stephens. Sam is
the ey contact f r the Waikato Beachcare
programme, and coordinator for the west
coast groups.
Sam Stephens
Phone: 0800 800 401
Email:
Jim Dahm is a contractor to the Beachcare
programme and coordinates the Coromandel
Beachcare groups.
Jim Dahm
Phone
Email:
Waikato Regional Council offices
Hamilton
401 Grey Street
Private Bag 3038
Waikato Mail Centre
Hamilton 3240
Telephone 07 859 0999
Facsimile 07 859 0998
Paeroa
13 Opatito Road
Private Bag 3038
Waikato Mail Centre
Hamilton 3240
Telephone 07 862 8376
Facsimile 07 862 6094
Taupō
Cnr Titiraupenga and Paora Hapi Streets
PO Box 501, Taupō 3351
Telephone 07 378 6539
Facsimile 07 378 9049
Whitianga
33-35 Albert Street
PO Box 192, Whitianga 3510
Telephone 07 866 0172
Facsimile 07 866 0173
Waikato Regional Council
freephone 0800 800 401
Publications
Pōhutukawa: Ecology,
Establishment, Growth and
Management.
By David Bergin and Gordon Hosking
This resource book is packed with 80 pages of
information about pōhutukawa ecology and
distribution. It’s a practical guide to collecting,
propagating and managing seedlings, as well as
a guide to managing existing stands for natural
character, biodiversity, erosion and property views.
Including over 200 photographic images, it’s a
great practical resource for agencies, community
members, industry, schools, universities and other
learning institutes.
This publication is part of the New Zealand Indigenous Tree Bulletin Series No. 5. Published by
Ensis in association with the Project Crimson Trust, 2006. To purchase, go to
.
Websites
The Project Crimson Trust was established to fight for the survival of New Zealand’s iconic
pōhutukawa trees. Project Crimson is a leading conservation organisation, which has made
impressive progress re-establishing pōhutukawa and rātā nationwide by planting trees,
coordinating and supporting a wide range of maintenance activities, scientific research, possum
control programmes and public education. It works with organisations, communities and
individuals throughout New Zealand and can assist them by providing funding and ecologically-
sourced trees for local projects.
Project Crimson’s mission:
“Enabling pōhutukawa and rātā to flourish again in their natural habitat, as icons in the hearts
and minds of all New Zealanders.”
Dune restoration information
