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On November 13th, Winnie Long and Debbie Win, Chair of the MCC Steering Group, headed out on a lovely sunny, warm day for their fourth visit to measure...
By Kim Burridge A crew of seven had a successful working bee yesterday morning, once again tackling the Old Man’s Beard (OMB) mess adjacent to Blue Gum corner. These...
Ollie Langridge, a member of the Biodiversity and Restoration Thematic Group, involves his children in his passion for native restoration and it seems to be rubbing off on them. ...
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Here’s a run down of what our hard working MCC Steering and Thematic Groups have been up to during October. Steering Group meeting, Tuesday 22nd October At the...
Here’s some ideas for a short walk and a family bike ride to appreciate the rivers and environment in our wonderful catchment. Biking from Peninsula Bridge to Pokororo...
The journey of converting land to mixed species woodlots Roger May bought his 24-hectare property near Ngātīmoti in 1986. At that time, it was a combination of grass, weeds...
Evan Baigent has been around rivers all his life. He grew up on the Wakefield farm first settled by his family in 1843. Evan and his wife Adrienne farmed dairy...
MCC Quiz night run down MCC held a quiz night on the last Saturday evening of the school holidays. For this reason, we did wonder how many people we’d...
