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TIME Auckland NZ Tours - Sustainable Practices

TIME Unlimited Tours - Cultural Heritage & Protocols

Biodiversity & Sustainability on our Auckland Tours

TIME Unlimited Tours is committed to working toward Biodiversity and Sustainability in all aspects of our business, such as:

• working toward sustainable practices in all aspects of our business.
• educating our visitors on cultural heritage and protocols
• biodiversity conservation to ensure our fantastic environment and cultures are protected and enhanced.

Please click on the above links to check out our extensive policies and initiatives which serve to minimise our impact and maximise the benefits we bring to our amazing environment in the Auckland region, as well as the indigenous Maori communities and people we work with. Our aim is in every case to really make a positive difference to all those diverse environments and people.

TIME Unlimited Tours is very keen to support any biodiversity initiatives that teach both New Zealanders and visitors from around the world alike that we are at the forefront of developing and implementing worthwhile conservation and forward-thinking programmes. Such programmes are to benefit both our economy and our biodiversity, since they are in line with Tourism New Zealand’s “100% Pure New Zealand” marketing campaign.

Fine examples of programmes we support are bush regeneration initiatives on the Maori meeting places (Marae) we work closely with locally, as well as assisting with their programmes to work with at-risk youth to reintegrate them to benefit both Maori and our society in general. For every person we bring to the local Marae, we pay the Marae a generous “koha” (donation) to support the many worthwhile language and cultural programmes they implement.

We are very aware of the fact that in the long-term, the success of our Auckland Tours and Auckland Maori Tours depends very much on the attractiveness of the environment – both natural and social/cultural – that we live in. We intend to lead the way to actively promote programmes that ensure our region’s biodiversity is not just maintained but further enhanced.

Please check out our initiatives on:

• Sustainable practices
• Cultural heritage and protocols
• Biodiversity conservation