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Forest and Bird North Shore Tuff Crater Volunteering Day

9:00am
Feb
13
12:30pm
Feb
13

This is a confirmed date - contacts Anne (480 5570) or Richard (410 5339) to express interest. Tuff Crater is North Shore Forest and Bird’s key restoration project. We need volunteers to help! Please put your hand up for weed control, spraying (once qualified), plant rearing and fundraising. If you’d like to be on the regular email notification list for Tuff Crater work days, please email northshore.branch@forestandbird.org.nz. Anne is coordinating some Friday mornings. There’s scope to nominate an area you wish to care for and work independently on. Training on weed recognition and weed control can be arranged. Some equipment may also be available. This weekend we will work on the south side of the estuary targeting moth plant which is currently flowering Every pod on a moth plant has 5000+ seeds which can spread 40km on the wind, so naturally we want to avoid them getting to that stage Start time 9am Park at the bottom end of Exmouth St, Northcote = Heath Reserve Walk across the grass to the estuary and along the track where you will find us and moth plant!! Bring hoe, spade, secateurs, gloves, water

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Bush Walk & Talk

9:30am
Feb
13
11:30am
Feb
13
Activity type:
Guided Walks
Region:
North Shore

 'Bush Walk & Talk' is a series of five 2 hour educational walks aimed at enablingMargi pointing people to identify New Zealand native trees, plants and flowers as part of a comfortable stroll in a small, social group.

Presented by Margi Keys from Discovery Walks, the programme is offered through Kaipatiki Project (www.kaipatiki.org.nz). Each week a different North Shore bush reserve is explored - there is opportunity to stop and identify species as well as discuss the surroundings.

The series costs $50 for five Saturday morning walks. Walks take place rain or shine so bring a raincoat, sturdy shoes/boots as well as water to drink.

Places are limited to 12 people so booking is essential by phoning 09 482 1172 or email admin@kaipatiki.org.nz.

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