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Pikowai Rendall Carbon Project
Enterprise Investments is conducting an open stakeholder consultation relating to the development of the Pikowai Rendall Carbon Project under the Gold Standard.
Project Overview
Enterprise Investments WRI Limited (‘Enterprise Investments’) is developing a voluntary carbon Project comprising of afforestation activities consisting of rotation Pinus radiata forest and permanent biodiverse native planting. The Project is being developed under the Gold Standard for the Global Goals (GS4GG) voluntary carbon credit standard. Enterprise Investments intends to use the sequestered carbon to offset emissions across related business operations.
The Project is located on Enterprise Investments’ two properties which consist of a total area of 1166 hectares, situated at Manawahe on Rendall Road and at Pikowai, located within the Whakatane district of the Bay of Plenty region.
The Project is in the process of obtaining Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification. At least 10% of the Project area will be identified and used to enhance the biological diversity of the project.
The native kōkako (Callaeas wilsoni) is present in areas nearby to the Project area. To support kōkako migration and increase population within the areas, a nature corridor will be established through the Project area to increase connectivity between the two isolated habitats and promote species restoration.
Stakeholder Engagement Meeting
Purpose
Enterprise Investments is conducting an open stakeholder consultation relating to the development of the Pikowai Rendall Carbon Project under the Gold Standard. The consultation aims to provide stakeholders with information about the project and provide means for feedback.
Where
Matata Rugby & Sports Club, 12 Division Street, Matatā 3194.
When
Tuesday the 21st of July, 6 pm – 7:30 pm
Registration
If you wish to attend, please confirm your attendance via the following link.
Stakeholder Engagement Feedback Round
Purpose
If you are unable to attend the physical meeting and wish to provide feedback or input regarding the Project development, you can do so during the feedback round.
To submit feedback, please email during the designated period.
When
July 22, 2026 – August 22, 2026
dean@dnalands.co.nz
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