Koru: New Zealand Conservation Platform

Connecting people, funds, and conservation projects across Aotearoa

Koru is a New Zealand-based conservation platform dedicated to restoring and protecting our land and wildlife. Inspired by the iconic spiral fern, symbolizing new life and growth, Koru directly connects contributors with verified conservation projects across Aotearoa. Our transparent governance model ensures that every contribution is efficiently allocated, preventing stagnation and driving real-world impact. By channeling global investment into ethical and sustainable initiatives, Koru reinvests into local communities, strengthens New Zealand's clean and green legacy, and fosters a future where conservation and progress go hand in hand.

New Zealand Conservation

46,500

NZD Contributed

3

Active Projects

12

Partner Organizations

How Koru Works

Our three-step process makes it easy to contribute to conservation efforts across New Zealand and see the real impact of your support.

1

Contribute

Contribute NZD (New Zealand Digital Dollars) to the platform. These funds power your conservation decisions and give you voting rights.

2

Vote

Use your voting power to support projects you believe in. Your vote influences how we allocate funds to conservation initiatives.

3

Impact

Track real-world impact as partner organizations implement funded projects and report back on progress and outcomes.

Featured Success Stories

See how our community's contributions are making a real difference in New Zealand's ecosystems

Waikato Wetland Restoration Brings Back Native Birds

Waikato Wetland Restoration Brings Back Native Birds

A three-year restoration of the Whangamarino Wetland has attracted 12 native bird species, including the kuaka (bar-tailed godwit) and pūkeko.
Waikato Riverbanks Restored with Native Planting

Waikato Riverbanks Restored with Native Planting

Local school children join iwi and conservation groups to plant native trees and flax along the Waikato River.
Native Forest Regeneration Milestone in Te Urewera

Native Forest Regeneration Milestone in Te Urewera

Over 150 hectares of native forest regeneration achieved in Te Urewera, strengthening habitat for kiwi and toutouwai (North Island robin).

Join the Conservation Movement

Through transparency and community engagement, we're creating a sustainable future for New Zealand's unique ecosystems and native species.