KAIPUPU POINT MAINLAND ISLAND SOCIETY
The Kaipupu Point Mainland Island Society was established in 2006 . This volunteer based committee works in colloboration with Port Marlborough and the Department of Conservation , with two committee members representing these organisations. The role of the Society is to oversee the management of the Sanctuary including biodiversity, education, maintenace, marketing, finance and administration. This is achieved through our two part time contractors.
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STRATEGIC PLAN
Vision A wildlife sanctuary that can be enjoyed by all, forever Mission Statement Working together to enrich the community through restoration and guardianship of Kaipupu Wildlife Sanctuary where native flora and fauna flourish Engage – Whanaungatanga Through shared experiences and working together people achieve a sense of belonging and connection Our strategic outcomes are:
Inspire - Whakahihikotanga Visitors of all ages value Kaipupu Wildlife Sanctuary and through this connection with nature are inspired to take action for the environment Our strategic outcomes are:
Protect - Kaitiakitanga Biodiversity is protected through removal of introduced pest species and enhanced by native plantings, natural regeneration and reintroduction of appropriate species Our strategic outcomes are:
Sustain – Whakauka Thoughtful planning and diversification creates a successful, resilient future Our strategic outcomes are:
Collaborate – Mahi tahi Success is achieved through collaboration Our strategic outcomes are:
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