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Fungi Farm Working Bee
Richmond, January 21st
Join us as we be work alongside volunteers from Richmond Community Gardens to help establish a Fungi Farm.
Travis Wetland
Burwood, January 28th
Located in the east of the city, Travis Wetland is the last large freshwater wetland in Christchurch. It is an important habitat for native birds and plant species. It has an important role in showing what much of Christchurch used to be like before the land was drained. Come along and help us to improve the biodiversity of this beautiful spot!
Wasp Wipeout Preparation
Halswell, February 4th
Wasp Wipeout is a collaborative partnership between Conservation Volunteers New Zealand (CVNZ), the Department of Conservation, Stuff media, the Tasman Environment Trust and Councils with the aim of reducing Vespula Wasp populations and to spread awareness of the threats caused by these species.
Charlesworth Reserve
Brookhaven, February 11th
Come along and get involved in this exciting restoration project run by the Estuary Trust. Charlesworth Reserve is a an important part of the network of reserves around the estuary edge and provides habitat for a large number of migratory and wading birds, including the Bar-tailed godwit and pied stilt, as well as a host of other species.
Cranford Basin Maintenance
Mairehau, February 18th
Join us in maintaining this Christchurch City Council mass planting of kahikatea in the Cranford Basin.
Port Saddle
Lyttleton, February 25th
Come and help release native trees at Port Saddle in Lyttelton. This is a community based restoration project with ecological values of enhancing habitat.
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