Our anchor for the future
Planting Trees Today For a Green Tomorrow
The custodians of Cousine Island are deeply committed to preserving its unique natural environment and are eager to share their passion for conservation with every visitor. This dedication is evident in the island's many initiatives aimed at protecting its pristine ecosystems and diverse wildlife. Guests who visit Cousine Island have a unique opportunity to contribute to these efforts in a meaningful and lasting way.
One of the most rewarding experiences offered to visitors is the chance to plant an indigenous tree from the island nursery. This initiative allows guests to commemorate their stay while actively participating in the island's conservation efforts. By planting a tree, visitors not only leave a personal legacy but also contribute to the restoration and enhancement of Cousine Island's natural habitat. This simple yet profound act helps to ensure that the island remains a sanctuary for its flora and fauna for generations to come.
The island nursery features a variety of native tree species, each carefully selected for its ecological importance and ability to thrive in the local environment. These trees play a crucial role in maintaining the island's biodiversity, providing essential habitat and food sources for numerous species of birds, insects, and other wildlife. Planting an indigenous tree helps to combat the effects of habitat loss and degradation, promoting a healthier and more resilient ecosystem.
Guests who participate in this initiative are guided by the island's knowledgeable conservation team, who share insights into the ecological significance of each tree species and the broader conservation efforts on Cousine Island. This hands-on experience provides a deeper understanding of the island's unique environment and the importance of preserving it.
By choosing to plant a tree, visitors become active participants in the island's conservation story, creating a tangible connection to the land and its ongoing preservation. This personal investment not only enriches the visitor experience but also reinforces the island's mission to protect and sustain its natural beauty for future generations.
How can I help?
Participate in the continued restoration efforts on the island and learn more about the many indigenous trees found on Cousine.
What is the best time of year for tree planting?
Tree planting is possible throughout the year and we are getting involved in reforestation projects beyond our island home.
Ready to Go?
Let us know if you’re interested in planting a tree (or three) on Cousine during reservations or simply let our island team know during your stay.