The Isaac Conservation and Wildlife Trust is a registered Charitable Trust dedicated to the study, protection, and breeding of native flora and fauna in New Zealand. Founded in 1957 by Sir Neil and Lady Diana Isaac, the Trust's mission is to uphold and protect the fragile natural treasures of the country. Originally a quarry reclamation project, the McLean's Island property is now internationally recognized as the best of its kind.

Thanks to the Isaacs' generosity, the land is now under the guardianship of the Trust. With a beautiful landscape and intricate plans, the Trust ensures the conservation of this environment will continue indefinitely. As a self-funding organization, The Isaac Conservation and Wildlife Trust does not solicit for money or visitors.

Instead, their focus is on preserving the legacy of Sir Neil and Lady Diana Isaac and maintaining a wide-ranging conservation space. With a commitment to perpetuity, the Trust is dedicated to ensuring that these natural treasures are protected for generations to come. For more information about The Isaac Conservation and Wildlife Trust, visit their website or follow them on Facebook