Kauri Dieback Disease: Help protect our kings of our forest

Kauri dieback disease is having a devastating effect on our giants of the forest. Once kauri trees are infected,they will die because there is no known treatment.

What You Can Do In 5 minutes

* Spread the word, and keep a watchful eye on our forest giants. Report suspected infected trees to the Kauri Dieback Management Team: 0800 NZ KAURI
* Print our Kauri dieback disease identification guide, and give it to your friends
* Watch this video and learn about the transmission, spread and identification of kauri dieback.

for more information click here

 


Kaipara District

Information

 

Email info@kauricoast.co.nz

 


 

Kaiwaka

Kaipara District Council Infomation Centre

1919 State Highway 1

KAIWAKA

0800 100 388

http://www.kaipara.govt.nz/

 


Mangawhai

MANGAWHAI INFORMATION CENTRE

It is located on Molesworth Drive, Mangawhai Heads, outside the Golf Club. Winter Hours: Fridays 2-5pm; Saturdays 11am - 5pm and Sundays 11am - 1pm. Ph 09 431 5090. Outside these hours the phone is manned by the Duty Motel   (no calls after 10pm please)

email mangawhaiinfo@xtra.co.nz

Free phone 0800 15 24 72 press 3


 

Matakohe

  • Information services for all accommodation, attractions, activities and tours with the main focus on the western route of the Twin Coast Discovery Highway and Northland.
  • Address: 5 Church Rd, RD 1, Matakohe 0593 Northland
    • Phone: +64 9 431 7417
    • Fax: +64 9 431 6969
    • Email: info@kaurimuseum.com
    • Web: www.kaurimuseum.com

 Free phone 0800 15 24 72 press 1

 

 

 


Waipoua

Waipoua Visitor Centre
Waipoua Forest
Private Bag
Dargaville
Northland
Phone: 0800 362 468
www.doc.govt.nz

 

The Waipoua Sanctuary was created in 1952 to protect 9105 hectares (22,762 acres) of un-logged forest. This came to be because of public pressure during the 1940s when the New Zealand public became aware that the State Forest Service was cutting kauri at Waipoua forest.
Several organizations secured 50,000 signatures to Parliament in a wheelbarrow. Its hope was that 160 km² at Waipoua should be set aside for all time, inviolate from interference by man. Other petitions followed, and on 2 July 1952 an area of over 80 km² was proclaimed a forest sanctuary.


 

Most accommodation providers on the Kauri Coast have a display of literature about the area, they can advice you about local dining, places to see and things to do, even book your activities for you. We have more than 60 activities on the Kauri Coast. Please ask your hosts for details


You can also find information and "talk to a local" at
 

Baylys Beach

  • Baylys Beach Holiday Park Phone (09) 439 6349

Dargaville:

  • Dargaville Library - Normanby street       Phone   (09) 439 3150

  • Dargaville Museum - Harding Park          Phone   (09) 439 7555

  • Dormavilla Kids - 98 Victoria Street.        Phone   (09) 439 7373

  • Lynleys Lingerie & Linen - Victoria Street phone  (09) 439 5119

 



Some Important Phone Numbers:

FOR LIFE THREATENING EMERGENCIES DIAL 111

 

Animal Emergency:

 

0800 809 966

AA Breakdown:

 

0800 500 222

Bicycle Repairs and Parts:

Dargaville

(09) 439 8520

Caravan Repairs
(Newman Engineering)

Dargaville

(09) 439 5065

Chemist:

Dargaville
Maungaturoto

(09) 439 8325
(09) 431 8045

Department of Conservation:

 

0800 362 468

Doctor

Dargaville
Kaiwaka

(09) 439 8079
(09) 423 8538 

Gas:

 

0800 802 332

Gillespie Panel Beaters & Towing:

Dargaville
After Hours

(09) 439 6532
(09) 439 7035

Dargaville Hospital:

 

(09) 439 7149

Hunting and Fishing:

Dargaville

(09) 439 8520

Kaipara District Council:

 

0800 727 059

Northland Regional Council
 

 

0800 002 004

Petrol:

Dargaville 24 Hr (Caltex)

(09) 439 7529

Police:

Dargaville
Maungaturoto

(09) 439 3400
(09) 431 8199

Power Lines:

 

0800 867 363

Rail:

 

0800 808 400

Sewerage and Water:

 

0800 727 059

State Insurance Breakdown:

 

0800 802 424

Vet:

 

(09) 439 7117