Botanical Playing CardsBotanical Bingo was developed and designed in NZ and features 48 numbered cards with illustrations of native flora of Aotearoa New Zealand painted by local artist Erin Forsyth. The cotton bag holds the counters with their corresponding names and numbers. Whilst having fun playing bingo, you can also learn about the plants from the enclosed booklet. It provides information and trivia on all 48 plants.
Supporting us from proceeds: Connor Collection
Jo ConnorJo Connor, a supporter for Purangi Conservation Trust who developed this collection, grew up on the West Coast and was introduced to the flowers of the English woodlands and gardens by her grandmother’s game of “Botanical Lotto” She learned the names of the plants as she sought to be the first to have all the numbers of the plants on her board called and win the game. Now, 70 years later she has created Botanical Bingo and the Botanical Playing Cards which each showcase native New Zealand flora.
Botanical BingoBotanical Bingo was developed and designed in NZ and features 48 numbered cards with illustrations of native flora of Aotearoa New Zealand painted by local artist Erin Forsyth. The cotton bag holds the counters with their corresponding names and numbers. Whilst having fun playing bingo, you can also learn about the plants from the enclosed booklet. It provides information and trivia on all 48 plants.
Support us with a $40 T shirt
We still have a few Men's, Women's and Kid's T shirts in limited colours and sizes. These AS colour tees are ideal for year round wear and make ideal gifts.
Email : hello@purangiconservationtrust.org , with your preference in colour and size. Once stock confirmed and reserved, payment can made to our account 38-9019-0788986-00. All shirts $40, tracked postage $10
Live local? phone Rose on 027 629 8872 to try and buy.
Stick with us!
Become a Member of the Purangi Conservation trust. Show your support with these unique individually numbered stickers to let your friends and family know that you are committed to our ongoing conservation efforts in this area. This limited series is available to donations of $100 or more.
Please donate your $100 to Purangi Conservation trust account 38-9019-0788986-00 with your name as reference and email. We will get your sticker to you, wherever you are. Contact Rose on 027 6298872. email hello@purangiconservationtrust.org
We would like to thank long time pest destroyer and conservation supporter Tony Schramm for creating and funding this initiative.
Donations are tax deductible
We rely on supporters to continue this project. Its nearly a full-time job looking for funding. Although the focus in NZ is towards “Predator free 2050" on the ground, to those who are facilitating community projects, there is a large demand for public funding. We continue to compete for funds to pay for traps and supplies, and trapper contracting costs.
With continued support, we are able to see the increase in bird population, especially rare and endangered species. Our volunteers who take their time maintaining trap lines are proud to help protect what we have here. Their sense of contribution and making a difference is an added benefit many of them value greatly.
We ask for donations from the community, and this helps greatly. if you can start an automatic payment, even $10 a month, this will help us going. $50 buys a trap, $100 services a line
Purangi Conservation Trust bank account is 38-9019-0788986-00. All donations are tax deductible. please include your name and email when making one off donations. Registered Charity CC57971
We appreciate support from
Pub CharityWe are grateful to Pub Charity for their support through Smitt'y bar and Grill in Whitianga. Funding received has gone towards supplies and contractor costs for trap servicing
Predator Free Hauraki Coromandel trustThe Predator Free Hauraki Coromandel Community Trust (PFHCCT) was established in October 2017 to support and promote over 60 community conservation groups in the Hauraki Coromandel within a national Predator Free programme. Practical, hands on help and guidance has enabled the progression of our projects
Aotearoa Gaming trustOur Community Coordinator who takes care of administration, funding, volunteer and contractor coordination, media, publicity, training and trust administration and finance. AGT fund this part time role
