Brook Waimārama Sanctuary

Biography

Brook Waimārama Sanctuary is the largest fenced haven for endangered plants and creatures in the South Island.

Close to Nelson city but hidden away, the Sanctuary invites you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of New Zealand native bush, breathe deeply and engage.

Brook Waimārama Sanctuary wants to connect people with the natural world in a way that promotes environmental responsibility and contributes to the restoration of our local and national ecosystems.

Brook Waimārama Sanctuary hope visitors will experience the mauri (life force), vital essence and spirituality of this natural environment.

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Installations

Heritage Storytelling

A heritage storytelling project with Nelson Provincial Museum.

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Cultural Conversations

Cultural Conversations facilitates opportunities for people from former refugee and migrant communities.

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Nelson City Centre ArtWalk

An outdoor art gallery project with The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū.

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Community Action Network (CAN)

A place to showcase and discuss housing options for the inner city. 

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White Gold

Creating a bespoke exhibition space in a shop window.

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