Past events

Mika observed Kenepuru Stream, and Cannons Creek

We are taking measures to reduce the spread of Covid-19.

John Oswald has been worried about the spread of wilding pines in Marlborough since the 1960s, something which developed into his true passion in life.

Due to Covid-19, we require all attendees for this event to register. Places are strictly limited to 16 people for indoor meetings whilst New Zealand is at Alert Level 2.

Register

From 9am to midday.  Please register with Malcolm  m.hugman@hotmail.com

We will be planting at Hadfields Clearing near Awaroa in Abel Tasman National Park. You may see Pateke which are breeding there.  We plan to work Friday afternoon and on Saturday with a walk on Sunday. No cost for accommodation.

Love Our Little Blues is a programme initiated 2 years ago to raise awareness of little penguins/korora using the coastline between Split Apple Rock and Tapu Bay as their onshore habitat.

Join Forest & Bird's Canterbury/West Coast Regional Manager for a talk on a journey from Bluff to New Zealand's Sub Antarctic Islands of Campbell, Auckland, Enderby and Snares Island during the summer months.

Forest and Bird and Sumner Environment group are working with the CCC to restore native bush to this CCC reserve behind Sumner). All working bees are at the lower Mahoe-nui site.

At Eve's Valley reserve, 9.00am, a working bee to plant the burnt area.

Dr Alison Dewes, Geoff Reid and Matt Coffey will take you on a journey through the veins and arteries of Aotearoa- understanding the state of our whenua (lands and waterways) and how it links to human and animal health.

Meet at 9.45am at the parking area at the end of Coutt's Island rd (just past 589 Coutt's Island Rd to register (see attached maps) and then walk to the planting area. Bruce Craig will meet volunteers at the car park.