Greenspaces are woven through the fabric of our cities and towns. They traverse and join with our built infrastructure to bring a vitality and natural balance to our communities.
Learn moreAt Nelmac we are inspired by Kaitiakitanga - an expression of environmental guardianship. It is our responsibility to do all we can to protect, renew and enhance our environment - not just for the benefit of our communities, but to meet our shared moral obligation to optimise our environmental legacy for future generations.
Kūmānu Environmental's work in conservation takes the Nelmac team far beyond urban boundaries, with a broad remit to influence environment outcomes from the mountains to the sea.
Learn moreAt Nelmac we are inspired by Kaitiakitanga - an expression of environmental guardianship. It is our responsibility to do all we can to protect, renew and enhance our environment - not just for the benefit of our communities, but to meet our shared moral obligation to optimise our environmental legacy for future generations.
We all understand water is a precious resource. How we responsibly capture that resource, and manage its flow into, through and out of our homes and businesses is a complex challenge.
Learn moreAt Nelmac we are inspired by Kaitiakitanga - an expression of environmental guardianship. It is our responsibility to do all we can to protect, renew and enhance our environment - not just for the benefit of our communities, but to meet our shared moral obligation to optimise our environmental legacy for future generations.
As a vertically integrated team of over 250 specialists in the delivery of ecology-led environmental infrastructure solutions, Nelmac is well-placed to offer support and partnership to commercial clients.
Learn moreAt Nelmac we are inspired by Kaitiakitanga - an expression of environmental guardianship. It is our responsibility to do all we can to protect, renew and enhance our environment - not just for the benefit of our communities, but to meet our shared moral obligation to optimise our environmental legacy for future generations.
Small tree particularly useful to bring the birds. Orange berries are eaten by native kereru (pigeon). . This tree is wide ranging in the west reaching northern Fiordland. A common forest tree of coastal and lowland forest, extending into mountain regions. Height 5m x Width 3m.