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  • Brooklyn planting project working bee

    Linden Place Reserve, located at the end of Linden Place, off Mickell Rd, Brooklyn.

    It's time for another preparation session at our Brooklyn stream planting area.  We will continue scraping out a rough path and chopping down more of the skinny willow saplings.  The […]

  • Growing native forests workshop

    Moutere Hills Community Centre 1539 Moutere Highway, Lower Moutere, New Zealand

    When:       Friday 9 May, 9.30 - 12.30pm Where:      Moutere Hills Community Centre This workshop will cover the basics of growing native forests, plant propagation and selection, […]

  • Brooklyn Community planting day

    far corner of the Linden Place Reserve

    Brooklyn Planting Project The BOMB Squad has taken on a small native planting project on the banks of the Brooklyn Stream just past the Linden Reserve, in conjunction with Vaila […]

  • Know and Grow: Native plant event

    The Baton House, Baton Valley

    A FREE Hands-on Native plant workshop in the Baton Valley This is a great place to visit in its own right. Thursday October 30th or Saturday November 1st 9.30am - […]

  • Whenua Iti native plant potting up event

    Whenua Iti Outdoors, 475 Main Road, Lower Moutere

    Community nurseries in the Motueka and Moutere catchments have been growing first colonising native seedlings for potting up and growing on for their catchment groups. This is the time of […]

  • Gathering Native Seed

    For farmers, lifestyle block owners and anyone interested in native restoration. Hear from Shannel Courtney, a highly respected botanist with decades of experience across the top of the South, on […]

  • Growing a Forest that Lasts

    95 Kelling Road, Upper Moutere 95 Kelling Road, Upper Moutere, New Zealand

    For anyone starting a forest restoration project or already underway. Join us for a practical session to understand how a native forest develops over time and what supports long‑term success. […]