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Free/Koha invited 7:30pm - 8:30pm, Tuesday 5 March 2019 Western Springs Garden Community Hall 956 Great North Rd, Western Springs, Auckland Do you have a spare area of your property that needs attention?
Western Springs Community Hall, 956 Great North Rd, Western Springs, Auckland New Zealand
Sunday 3 March, 2:30pm to 4:30pm Triangle of bush near the junction of Bullock Track and Old Mill Road
Triangle of bush near the junction of Bullock Track and Old Mill Road New Zealand
Walk Yeoman'sTrack. Beautiful Cabbage Trees, Forest with a river crossing at start.
Napier New Zealand
Sea Week 2 - 10 March.
Cable Bay New Zealand
Ronga Reserve Guided Evening Tour 5pm - 7.30pm
Ronga Reserve, Rai Valley New Zealand
Pearl Creek Working Bee - 8:30 am to midday.
end of Cotterell Road, Appleby New Zealand
Thursday February 21st, 7.30 pm
Ruby Moore, freshwater ecologist and collections Manager Natural Sciences at the Auckland Museum - The importance of fresh water streams in Auckland
Kelston Community Centre, corner of Great North Road and Awaroa Road, Kelston New Zealand
Forest and Bird and Sumner Environment group are working with the Christchurch City Council to restore native bush to this CCC reserve behind Sumner. All working bees are at the lower Mahoe-nui site.
Summit Road New Zealand
Philip Simpson will talk on the ecology, forest, and birds that are present in the Abel Tasman National Park and his new book 'Down the Bay'.
Tahunanui School Hall, 69 Muritai St, Tahunanui, Nelson New Zealand
Contribute to the urban biodiversity of Auckland in your own back (or front) yard
Do you have a spare area of your property that needs attention?
Auckland Central Branch Area New Zealand
A walk through Department of Conservation Mainland Island of Boundary Stream.
West of Lake Tutira New Zealand
Camp at St James Station, a former high country sheep and cattle station. The station was purchased by the government in 2008 as a means of protection from intensive farming and development as well as guaranteeing public access.
St James Station, Clarence Valley New Zealand
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