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Projects
Native forest regeneration
CONSERVATION
We restore native biodiversity across Falcon Ridge by protecting habitat, controlling pests, and nurturing healthy ecosystems.
Our planting and predator-control work supports native birds, regenerating vegetation, and long-term ecological balance.
Native nature and community thrive together — one step at a time.
Food Forest system
At Falcon Ridge, we’ve created a regenerative food system based on permaculture design principles—working with nature to grow nutrient-dense food in a sustainable way.
Now three years in, our system is thriving. Dozens of fruit trees are beginning to produce, forming the backbone of an edible ecosystem that will grow and evolve over decades. At the heart of the garden is a 12-metre-long polytunnel, providing fresh vegetables year-round in a sheltered, controlled environment.
All irrigation is spring-fed, making the entire system low-impact and resilient. As the project grows, this food system will begin to supply our on-site accommodation with seasonal produce—giving guests a true taste of the land.
The Chainstay Cabin (Coming soon)
Perched at the top of the Falcon Ridge Project, The Chainstay is a cabin designed with bike riders in mind. With dedicated bike access and on-site storage, it offers the perfect base for two-wheeled adventure—whether you’re exploring nearby trails or just rolling in for a restful escape.
From its elevated position, the cabin boasts sweeping views out to Kāpiti Island, the Tararua Ranges, and the surrounding hills. It’s a place to pause, recharge, and take in the landscape—between rides.
Adventure-ready, rider-friendly, and deeply connected to nature
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