Situated in a remote corner of New Zealand’s North Island, Tahi’s aim is to preserve both the ecological and cultural heritage of the land, providing a sanctuary for people and wildlife. This means offering guardianship of the land rather than ownership, using the principles of sustainable management to guide decisions. It is a living example of positive transformation, rejuvenation and commitment to a sustainable business model that does not place profit ahead of the environment. It is breathing life back into the land and, at the same time, running an ecologically conscious business and creating jobs.