Your voice matters, and your environment needs your help.
Right now, the most impactful action you can take is making your concerns and opposition to any mining at Sams Creek known to members of parliament, and to join SOS in calling for Sams Creek and the listed areas are upstream from Te Waikoropupū Springs to be included in Kahurangi National Park, to achieve maximum protection.
By taking the 2 steps below your voice can reach the ears of the decision makers that count. Keep reading for more information.
Mining prosecting has been going on for decades.
Let’s keep pushing to get the headwathers that feed Waikoropupū Springs protected for good.
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1. Sign the NEW Petition
Join thousands of Kiwis calling for Sams Creek and the surrounding whenua - the headwaters that feed Te Waikoropupū Springs - to be included in Kahurangi National Park to be protected forever.
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2. Write Your Letter
We’ve created an AI-powered conversational letter writer, designed to help you craft a personalised and compelling letter to all the government officials that will be voting on the Fast-Track Bill.
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3. Share The Sam's Creek Documentary
We need as many voices added to our cause as possible. Share the “Sam’s Creek - fast-track to desecration” Documentary with as any people as you can.
Donate
Save Our Springs is an Incorporated Society. That means we have legal obligations to act in a way that conforms with the Incorporated Society's Act. We have a committee that often connects on Zoom. We keep minutes and have an AGM where the committee is elected by the members.
SOS is not a registered charity however we are grateful for donations that support our work. If you would like to donate, please follow the link. If you would like a receipt, please contact us on saveoursprings2018@gmail.co.nz and our treasurer will provide one.
You can donate directly to our bank account at Nelson Building Society:
Save Our Springs Aotearoa NZ
03 1354 0424251 00
Collaborate
Save Our Springs has always reached out to collaborate with talented and passionate people and organisations.
If you would like to help, please contact us here: