responsible tourism - what it means to us

community & conservation

We are both Business Mentors

We donate used items to local schools or Nelson Recycling Centre

We are active members of Friends of Flora and "Friends" of Abel Tasman Birdsong Trust and Mangarakau Swamp community conservation groups.

friends of flora

Peter is Chairman of "FoF". After 10 years of trapping introduced predators in a rugged area over 5000 hectares, this dedicated group of volunteers has reduced stoat numbers to some of the lowest in the country. This makes the Mount Arthur area one of the few areas, outside island sanctuaries, where endangered and declining species can be re-introduced.

We make a donation to Friends of Flora for every guest staying at the resurgence nelson nz

We, and several Resurgence guests, sponsored Des, our former groundsman, in his Long Walk to save the kiwis, 1250km down the length of South Island.

Friends of flora FOF helped the return of the bluw duck whio to the flora valley kahurangi natinal park

In 2006 Whio (Blue Duck) bred in the Flora Stream for the first time in 12 years.

In 2010 12 adult Great Spotted Kiwi (Roroa) were relocated by Friends of Flora and DOC into the Mount Arthur for the first time in 40 years.

FOF Friends of flora return gtreat spotted kiwi roroa to the flora valley kahurangi

From 2009 for 3 years, The Resurgence is donating $5 per couple to Return of the Kiwi Project

within our business, we:

Don't throw it away, we Pre-cycle, Retain, Re-use, Recycle or Compost

Use the sun and air to reduce power consumption for washing, heating & cooling

Reduce waste, especially avoiding excess packaging & unnecessary washing

Grow organic vegetables and use as much seasonal local produce as we can

Plant native trees to encourage birds, restore habitats & to offset all carbon

Use solar plus on-demand gas for energy-efficient water heating

Choose the greenest energy supplier with maximum hydro and geo-thermal production

Use only water from a natural spring so we can offer you the luxury of power showers

Waste water goes through our treatement sytem and grey water is used for irrigation

Reduce transport by supporting local suppliers

Use environmentally friendly cleaning products

Choose partners who care about our future and can offer you authentic experiences

Qualmark Enviro-GOLD - New Zealand Tourism's top environmental and responsible tourism award

Read our Environmental Action Plan...

Calculate your holiday's CO2 emissions.

sustainable tourism charter

As signatories of the Nelson-Tasman Sustainable Tourism Charter, we aim to continually improve and promote the environmental, social, cultural and economic sustainability of tourism businesses within the region. We will;

(a) Embrace and support the inseparable link between the natural environment and business success in tourism, particularly

- By recognising environmental impacts and managing tourism accordingly

- By actively giving action to the concept of Kaitiakitanga (Stewardship)

- By caring for ourselves, our staff and our customers

- By leading, guiding, supporting, and mentoring local small and medium enterprises

- By working towards improved water, land, and air quality, and bio-diversity

(b) Acknowledge Nelson-Tasman’s unique regional identity and diverse cultural make-up to provide and promote an inspiring, and engaging experience for all visitors

(c) Develop mutual understanding, and foster support and participation between the Nelson-Tasman tourism industry and our community

(d) Actively communicate and influence staff and other stakeholders regarding sustainability.

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responsible tourism - what it means to us		community & conservation We are both Business Mentors We donate used items to local schools or Nelson Recycling Centre We are active members of Friends of Flora and "Friends" of Abel Tasman Birdsong Trust and Mangarakau Swamp community conservation groups. friends of flora Peter is Chairman of "FoF". After 10 years of trapping introduced predators in a rugged area over 5000 hectares, this dedicated group of volunteers has reduced stoat numbers to some of the lowest in the country. This makes the Mount Arthur area one of the few areas, outside island sanctuaries, where endangered and declining species can be re-introduced. We, and several Resurgence guests, sponsored Des, our former groundsman, in his Long Walk to save the kiwis, 1250km down the length of South Island. In 2006 Whio (Blue Duck) bred in the Flora Stream for the first time in 12 years. In 2010 12 adult Great Spotted Kiwi (Roroa) were relocated by Friends of Flora and DOC into the Mount Arthur for the first time in 40 years. From 2009 for 3 years, The Resurgence is donating $5 per couple to Return of the Kiwi Project
within our business, we: Don't throw it away, we Pre-cycle, Retain, Re-use, Recycle or Compost Use the sun and air to reduce power consumption for washing, heating & cooling Reduce waste, especially avoiding excess packaging & unnecessary washing Grow organic vegetables and use as much seasonal local produce as we can Plant native trees to encourage birds, restore habitats & to offset all carbon Use solar plus on-demand gas for energy-efficient water heating Choose the greenest energy supplier with maximum hydro and geo-thermal production Use only water from a natural spring so we can offer you the luxury of power showers Waste water goes through our treatement sytem and grey water is used for irrigation Reduce transport by supporting local suppliers Use environmentally friendly cleaning products Choose partners who care about our future and can offer you authentic experiences

Read our Environmental Action Plan... Calculate your holiday's CO2 emissions.
sustainable tourism charter As signatories of the Nelson-Tasman Sustainable Tourism Charter, we aim to continually improve and promote the environmental, social, cultural and economic sustainability of tourism businesses within the region. We will; (a) Embrace and support the inseparable link between the natural environment and business success in tourism, particularly - By recognising environmental impacts and managing tourism accordingly - By actively giving action to the concept of Kaitiakitanga (Stewardship) - By caring for ourselves, our staff and our customers - By leading, guiding, supporting, and mentoring local small and medium enterprises - By working towards improved water, land, and air quality, and bio-diversity (b) Acknowledge Nelson-Tasman’s unique regional identity and diverse cultural make-up to provide and promote an inspiring, and engaging experience for all visitors (c) Develop mutual understanding, and foster support and participation between the Nelson-Tasman tourism industry and our community (d) Actively communicate and influence staff and other stakeholders regarding sustainability.