The aim of the Trust is to plant trees in and around Cambridge; to enhance the approaches to the town, protect the environment and keep alive the image of Cambridge as the Town of Trees. Plantings along all our town walkways include many different berry and nectar trees, to encourage native birds to come here and to stay here.
The Trust is also involved in building new walkways, Here is a link to the Cambridge i-Site's map which shows them: Cambridge i-Site information centre
Throughout the website there are many videos illustrating our activities and the result over the years, image galleries of the walks and parks, walking maps, educational information about pest plants as well as information about our organisation and how to get in touch if you would like more information or would like to participate.
To see all the videos together, click here.
Home - Payne Park
Beside Hamilton Rd.
Within the park.
Another group on the road verge.
Daffodils within the park.
Another groupinside the park.
Before landscaping and track building.
Further in from the road.
Open ground looking across the river to River Garden subdivision.
These were planted several years ago and fenced off from grazing sheep.
Growing in Resthaven retirement village's swale.
Biosecurity Help Line
The Waikato Regional Council's biosecurity team will assist and/or advise on any suspected 'Plant Pests'
The Cambridge Tree Trust was registered with the Charities Commission as a Charitable Entity under the Charities Act 2005 on 16 August 2007. Registration No: CC10859
