Karaka North Village is a residential development north of Pukekohe, planned as a connected community with strong landscaping and open space integrated throughout. Wetlands, street trees, and riparian planting were used across the site to reflect the surrounding rural setting and support long-term environmental outcomes.

Warkworth Ridge is a residential development transforming approximately 50 hectares of rolling hills on the outskirts of Warkworth.

The Loop Road upgrade enhances traffic flow and safety at Whangārei’s southern entrance. Kauri Park Projects delivered the planting and soft landscaping package for the new roundabout, bridge approaches, and side road connection.

Waihoehoe is an 18.5-hectare greenfield residential development north of Waihoehoe Road and east of the North Island Main Trunk Railway. As part of the development’s consent requirements, planting was required across the site to support wetland protection, riparian restoration, stormwater management, and streetscape outcomes.

The preservation of Auckland’s urban forest is vital to protect biodiversity and ecosystem services, mitigate climate change, and enhance human well-being. This project to create a 2.3km green urban corridor linking Flat Bush to Barry Curtis Park, demonstrates perfectly how this can be achieved.

Southern Gateway is a large commercial development at the entrance to Auckland Airport. Designed as both a business precinct and an ecologically integrated landscape, the project combines commercial infrastructure with extensive native planting, wetland systems, and streetscape works.

Drury South Crossing required large-scale riparian and stormwater pond planting, with more than 250,000 plants established across the development.

Ness Valley is a rural area in Clevedon, where three separate private landowners engaged Kauri Park Projects to deliver ecological planting to protect the riparian catchment within their boundaries. Each site required riparian planting along waterways, with species selected by the project ecologist to manage water runoff and support water quality. The planting met Auckland Council consenting requirements and enabled the landowners to progress subdivision of their rural lots.

The Nanjing Road project is a classic greenfield subdivision that carefully balances urban growth with environmental stewardship.

This 82ha (200 acre) slice of island paradise in the Hauraki Gulf is a piece of New Zealand history and now a haven for natural plants and birds to thrive in a protected ecosystem.

As part of the O Mahurangi Penlink project, an offset mitigation planting programme was required at Shakespear Regional Park to compensate for the ecological impacts associated with the new transport corridor. Kauri Park Projects delivered site preparation, logistics coordination, planting, and ongoing maintenance across the park, with 163,000 eco-sourced plants installed to restore habitat, enhance biodiversity, and build long-term ecological resilience.

Transforming 50 acres of under utilised land into a thriving native ecosystem for future generations.

Auckland’s coastal regional parks are truly a slice of ecological paradise, and Kauri Park is proud to have worked on projects in Duder, Waitawa and Tapapakanga on Auckland’s east coast, planting native revegetation to restore these beautiful ecosystems.

The Northern Diversion project involved riparian planting along a diverted stream on the edge of the Stevenson quarry in Drury. The site sits between an active quarry and an adjacent estuary, with the diverted stream connecting to existing native vegetated corridors. Planting was established along approximately 1km of waterway, with species eco-sourced to match the site conditions.

Achieving good long-term environmental outcomes was a big part of the Transmission Gully project, a 27km long, four lane stretch of motorway north of Wellington, and Kauri Park’s planting of 2.5 million plants played a significant role in the results.

Auranga is an ambitious 83ha project at Drury West consisting of 2,650 dwellings, walkable, bike-able streets, and lush landscaping. Developers selected the site for its nature appeal - a place that had a natural beauty and mana.

Drury is the new gateway to Auckland south. The mixed-use developments are designed to combine community and industry with the natural world. The projects integrate homes with business hubs consisting of retail and commercial services.

Ara Tūhono means a connecting pathway - perfect for this much vaunted stretch of motorway that extends the Northern Motorway from the Johnstones Hill Tunnels to Warkworth, contributing to the economic growth of the Northland region.

This private property is the intersection of multiple pathways of different missions. The property owners are on a mission to leave the land as a richer ecosystem for the next generation so are returning large areas of steep hillsides into native bush.