Clean up sidewalk and beaches from Auckland Ferry terminal to St Heliers, including Mission Bay, Kohimaramara Beach and St Heliers Beach.
Meet at the Ferry building, downtown Auckland at 9am.
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Every Tuesday you will see Conservation Volunteers out and about at different parks around Auckland.
It’s part of an initiative between Conservation Volunteers New Zealand and the Auckland City Council to help bring biodiversity back to our central parks and to give people who are interested in conservation a chance to get involved.
The Sustainable Coastlines Black-Tie Charity Ball - Spaces are limited, so get in quick. Tickets include a three-course seated meal, beverage package and performances from some of New Zealand’s top musicians. Performers include Aotearoa's leading (and world-renowned) concert pianist Michael Houstoun, NZ's top jazz ensemble Nairobi Trio, the sensational contemporary singer/songwriter Hollie Smith, and the critically acclaimed up-and-comer Bella Kalolo and her 8-piece band The Soul Symphony. Tickets available now!
Help improve water quality and encourage native birds to your area. Join other members of the Avondale Community at this planting day at Wingate Reserve. Light refreshments will be provided.
Be a tidy Kiwi and Keep NZ Beautiful on our CleanUp Day at Tony Segedin Reserve. This is a large local green with bush and walkways through the mangroves on the banks of the Whau River. The Whau is part of the vast area known as Te Wao nui o Tiriwa or The Great Forest of Tiriwa and is part of a community-led project to protect the catchment.
A video presentation and commentary on Arctic wildlife through the eyes of a NZ conservationist.
Ken Catt, a Life Member of ‘Forest & Bird’ and former Branch President and Secretary of the Waitakere Branch recently returned from Spitzbergen, Norway after an 11 day Arctic cruise.
This workshop will cover many aspects of runnng a successful event:
Join members of the Friends of Oakley Creek near Waterview Downs Bridge. The aim of this planting is to plant native grasses along the creek edge to form habitat for native birds, insects and aquatic life.
Join members of Ruapotaka Marae and friends near at Maybury Reserve. The aim of this planting is to plant native grasses along the creek edge to form habitat for native birds, insects and aquatic life. Flax for weaving will be planted as well.
Join members of the Waiatarua Reserve Protection Society for their annual community planting day in the park. The day aims expand on areas planted last year adding more native plant species to the overall mix. In future years there should be sufficient food available to native birds year-round.
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