Tawharanui Regional Park.
The 588-hectare park is New Zealand's first integrated open sanctuary (mainland island) where farming, public recreation and conservation of native species combine. The name Tawharanui refers to "the abundant bracts of the kiekie vine". Tawharanui Regional Park is also an Open Sanctuary, where native plants and animals including kiwi can live and breed successfully without the threat of predators. You can find more about Tawharanui Open Sanctuary and the Tawharanui Open Sanctuary Society (TOSSI) here: http://www.tossi.org.nz