Join our pest plant hit squad! We do 4 pulses throughout the year in Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring to remove moth plant and other pest plants from private and public property. Winter Hit Squad: Patuone Ecological Halo Meet at the end of the road close to the estuary Date and time: Monday 18th July, […]
Join our pest plant hit squad! We do 4 pulses throughout the year in Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring to remove moth plant and other pest plants from private and public property. Winter Hit Squad: Patuone Ecological Halo Meet at the end of the road close to the estuary Date and time: Monday 18th July, […]
Join our pest plant hit squad! We do 4 pulses throughout the year in Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring to remove moth plant and other pest plants from private and public property. Winter Hit Squad: Patuone Ecological Halo Meet at the end of the road close to the estuary Date and time: Monday 18th July, […]
Come join local community who share the passion for improving our local environment Learn how to grow native plants in your backyard. Derek Craig, Restoration Nursery Manager at Kaipatiki Project is sharing his tracks and tips to growing native plants yourself
This working bee is part of our ongoing focus protecting and enhancing the green corridor from Campbells Bay School's community forest, along Braemar stream to Braemar Reserve, and out to the beach. So come along for some weeding and planting and help grow biodiversity in your community! Meet at 110 Beach Road for a briefing […]
Come join us to plant some trees to help the stream
Trap give away for local residents - Rangitoto Terrace, Prospect Terrace & Inga Road - Milford Residents Association, in conjunction with the Pupuke Birdsong Project, aim to build a Predator Free community network - street by street, neighbourhood by neighbourhood, throughout Milford. Rats are our main target but there is also possum trapping needed. […]
Come and join the passionate locals who are ensuring this small remnant of amazing forest is well looked after Meet at the Karaka St (Takapuna) entrance Bring your own kneeling pad, gloves, trowel or hand-fork, water bottle and bring warm clothes
Come and join the passionate locals saving this unique remnant forest Meet at the Karaka St (Takapuna) entrance Bring your own kneeling pad, gloves, trowel or hand-fork, water bottle and bring warm clothes
This is the hub for volunteer environmental restoration groups in Takapuna North. We actively engage in tree planting, predator control, pest plant control, water quality, and community engagement.
