The Trust have established a Notable Trees website and online database.

Please visit them for more information.

The Notable Trees Trust provides a record of the notable and heritage trees that have been registered by the RNZIH since 1977 and its Trust since 2007/2008.

There are currently more than 650 records representing some 3000 trees.

The work is mostly voluntarily, and the trust encourages further support, research and information.

This register is of national importance. The recording of these significant trees aims to locate, catalogue, and identify one of the great treasures of New Zealand — its heritage of venerable trees.

By registering these outstanding trees, public attention is drawn to them and in this way they receive a measure of protection by acknowledging their importance.

Many trees are lost because their significance is unknown. There are many more significant trees needing registration.

Background information:

	Legacy Tree Registration Manual (discontinued 2019)
	2009 article by Brad Cadwallader announcing the notable trees website, database and integrated management system
	2008 RNZIH Heritage Trees Symposium.
	1996 article discussing the Standard Tree Evaluation Method (STEM) by the late Ron Flook.
	Book review of the original 1996 Standard Tree Evaluation Method reviewed by Bruce Treeby.
	1994 book An Introduction to the Notable Trees of New Zealand.

For more information on New Zealand Notable Trees including:

	About Notable Trees and the New Zealand Notable Trees Trust
	Measuring and Recording Trees
	Procedure for registering Notable Trees
	Searching the Notable Tree Register database
	Contacting the Trust
	Donations
	Links