Aspiration. Realisation. Conservation.
Aspiration. Realisation. Conservation.
In 1957 Sir Neil and Lady Isaac’s plans for their McLean’s Island property were intricate, determined and visionary. Now, over half a century later, these plans have resulted in something tremendous.
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Conservation
Covering approximately 1100 hectares of land, the complex Isaac site includes nearly 85 hectares of rehabilitated quarry plus adjacent lands, that have been repurposed specifically for conservation-based activity.
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Captive Breeding Programme
Peacock Springs is a unique captive breeding facility nationally and internationally. All of the species housed at Peacock Springs are managed through recovery programmes in conjunction with the Department of Conservation, and are purely bred and reared for release into the wild.
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