BOMB squad working bee
2025-02-15 09:30 - 11:30 UTC | Linden Place Reserve, Linden Place, Brooklyn
Linden Place Reserve planting site
When: Saturday 15 February, 9am – 11am
Where: meeting at the Linden Place Reserve, located at the end of Linden Place, off Mickell Rd, Brooklyn.
Details: Kim will send details a week before including what tools to bring.
The plan for 2025 is to continue preparing the site, with the focus on weed control and creating a permanent track during the first six months. Call Kim Burridge on 027 288 2134 or email brooklynoldmansbeardmustgo@gmail.com if you’re interested in helping out. This is a Brooklyn community project, but we welcome volunteers from anywhere.

Tasman Bay Guardians FUN-draising event!
2025-02-20 18:30 - 23:00 | Playhouse Theatre, 171 Westdale Road, Tasman 7081
Come to the Playhouse Theatre on February 20th from 6.30pm until 11pm to hear some awesome DJ’s and support the ongoing work of Tasman Bay Guardians in our catchment. The event is $30. Expect an electrifying lineup of funky breaks, garage, ragga vibes, jungle rhythms, and drum and bass bangers.

Here’s the event link on facebook with more details – https://www.facebook.com/events/964854555848369/
It should be a fun night and it would be great to support our very own Tasman Bay Guardians who do so much great work in our catchment. All ticket sales go directly to Tasman Bay Guardians, supporting their vital work in marine and freshwater conservation, education, and community collaboration.

Protect your land and water: Sediment control solutions every landowner needs to know!
2025-02-21 10:00 - 13:30 | Tapawera Rugby Clubrooms, Main Road, Tapawera
When: Friday, 21 February, 10am – 1:30 pm
Where: Tapawera Rugby Club Room, Main Road, Tapawera
Do you have areas of your land that are prone to erosion? Would you like to discuss and learn practical techniques and methods to reduce soil loss from your farm, lifestyle property, or forestry block?
Motueka Catchment Collective would like to invite you to this event aimed at helping answer key questions landowners have about ensuring effective control of sediment on their rural property. We have a line-up of excellent speakers who will talk you through some of these key questions, giving great examples and case studies to help make their advice as practical as possible.

Questions that will be addressed are:

Why is sediment control important in the Motueka catchment?

What are some key research findings that have emerged regarding sediment in the Motueka Catchment?

What are the current regulations regarding sediment and what tools are available to the community to manage sediment issues?

How is forestry addressing sediment concerns and what are the most commonly used mitigation practices?

How is the agricultural sector addressing sediment issues and what are the most common and effective mitigation practices?

Speakers include:

Dr. Les Basher, NZ Landcare Research

Dr. Andrew Swales, Principal Scientist – Coastal and Estuarine Physical Processes, Programme Leader – NIWA

Dr Charlotte Šunde, Policy Planner, Natural Resources – Tasman District Council

Mike Fahey – Taylors Contracting

Dr. Tom Mackay – Director – Verdantia Research

Once speakers have given their presentations, there will be an opportunity for the audience to ask questions of a wider panel of speakers and other experts. Such as:

Trevor James – Principal Scientist Freshwater & Estuarine Ecology – Tasman District Council

Dan Montgomery – Technical/Environmental Forester – Tasman Pines

Sean Hardly – Marine Biologist – NIWA

Light lunch will be provided. The event is free, courtesy of MCC.
Don’t miss this important event that will give you practical advice and tools at a property level about reducing erosion and managing sediment loss.
Register now here –https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CYLWZSC

MCC BIG March weeding event
2025-03-16 09:30 - 13:00 | Haycocks Bush, Motueka River West Bank Road, 2094 Motueka River West Bank Road, New Zealand
Heather Lindsay, local who helped at MCC’s 2nd event

Members of Fish and Game helping clear OMB

Bruce Stare, a key member of the Pest Management Group

The Motueka Catchment Collective’s Pest Management Group are continuing their fight against Old Mans Beard which is taking over in the Motueka Valley & needs to be stopped! This is all the more urgent at the moment as there was a huge flowering this year leaving many seeds ready to fly.
The MCC will be holding 2 Big Weeding Events on Sundays 16 March & 13 April where locals & volunteers will be picking up their secateurs & bottles of gel weedkiller to continue their work removing this pest from native trees at Haycocks Bush, 2094 Motueka River Westbank Road.
You are invited to come along and join in from 9.30am. All tools & a picnic lunch will be provided.
Anyone attending the working bee will receive a free bottle of weed control gel to take home & use on their own properties.
Trapping animal pests like rats, possums, stoats & controlling plant pests which smother the trees has a direct effect on the health of our native birds, bush & river.
Come & join the Motueka Catchment Collective in making a difference to our taonga species and our beautiful awa – be a part of the change you wish to see!
If you don’t fancy doing the actual weeding work but would like to volunteer any other skills/time, they’d love to hear from you. Contact support@motuekacatchment.co.nz for information and to register for these events.

BOMB squad April working bee
2025-04-05 09:30 - 11:30 | Blue Gum Corner
A pic from the BOMB squad’s March working bee
When: Saturday 5th April, 9:30am – 11:30am
Where: Meet at meet at Blue Gum corner
Our next Brooklyn Old Man’s Beard working bee is scheduled for this Saturday. People are concerned at the way OMB is steadily spreading around the Blue Gum corner area and we’re going to focus on this area until we’ve brought it under control.

As usual we’ll gather for a cup of tea/coffee and a spot of home baking at 11:30am. Bring your own drinks and I’ll bring something tasty to share!

We have gloves, secateurs, pruning saws and poison for everyone to use.

If you have loppers and/or your own tools and prefer to use them, please do.

Looking forward to seeing you, the more the merrier!!

MCC BIG April Old Man's Beard weeding event
2025-04-13 09:30 - 13:00 | Haycocks Bush, Motueka River West Bank Road, 2094 Motueka River West Bank Road, New Zealand
The Pest Management Group invites you to the fourth BIG Motueka Valley April Community Weeding Bee to clear Old Man’s Beard vines from native vines from a site near Haycocks Bush. This is an iconic site next to the Motueka River and we need your help to restore it!
MCC are continuing their fight against Old Mans’ Beard which is taking over in the Motueka Valley & needs to be stopped! This is all the more urgent as there was a huge flowering this year leaving many seeds ready to fly.

Locals and volunteers will be picking up their secateurs & bottles of gel weedkiller to continue their work. All tools & a picnic lunch will be provided.

Where: 2094 Motueka River West Bank Road
When: Sunday 13th April, 9.30am – 1pm

There will be local experts present to offer weed killing information & training on Old Mans Beard & other common plant pests plus information on pest animal trapping with updates on baits to use, trapping strategy & getting registered with TrapNZ.

Come and join the MCC in making a difference to our taonga species and our beautiful awa – be a part of the change you wish to see! Register here – https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/77VXXV8
If you’d rather volunteer other skills and time than weeding, we’d love to hear from you too. Email support@motuekacatchment.co.nz.

Heather Lindsay removing OMB vines at MCC’s 2nd event

Members of Fish and Game helping at MCC’s 1st weeding event

Old Man’s Beard

Innovative farming solutions for people, place and planet
2025-04-17 09:30 - 15:30 | Moutere Hills Community Centre, 1539 Moutere Highway, Lower Moutere, 7175, New Zealand
This forum is open to all but is targeted at farmers and rural land managers wanting to know how to put more money in their back pockets while looking after their land for future generations.
The forum is structured around a number of topics and there will be a mix of presentations, trade stands, and Q&A sessions. Presenters are a mix of government organisations, businesses offering innovative solutions, and farmers who’ve implemented some of these solutions on their farms. Topics include:

Data management tools
Smart Energy solutions
Farm plans and integrated farm planning
Emissions Trading Scheme possibilities
Pest Management

There will be breaks so attendees can walk around stands to hear more detailed information from trade stand holders about what they offer…. and of course food will be provided.
This event is free to attend, courtesy of the Motueka Catchment Collective and the Ministry of Primary Industries.

Register here – https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QGBZ3X8

Brooklyn planting project working bee
2025-04-19 10:00 - 12:00 | 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 area is looking good and it’s easy to imagine how beautiful it will look in years to come!

Dean (left), Nick, Petreah at the planting site

Saturday 19th April (Easter weekend)
10am – 12 noon
Cuppa & catch up at noon

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

Growing native forests workshop
2025-05-09 09:30 - 12:30 | Moutere Hills Community Centre, 1539 Moutere Highway, Lower Moutere, 7175, 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, and much more. This workshop is organised by Te Uru Rākau – New Zealand Forest Service to support sustainable native afforestation efforts.
See this link for more information and to register – https://www.canopy.govt.nz/events/2025/growing-native-forests-upper-moutere/

Motueka OMB group QEII weeding event
2025-05-29 08:00 - 17:00
The Motueka OMB Group, led by Bruce Stare, who is also a member of the Pest Management group of MCC, are holding an OMB weeding event in a significant piece of QEII covenanted bush on private land on Saturday July 27th. Bruce is still finalising details for the event, including the time. Watch this space for an update and more details!
It would be great to have a good number of people from the community along to this event. Managing OMB in native bush areas is priority for MCC, and is a real challenge in the catchment. If we focus our efforts on tackling OMB in significant native bush areas the task doesn’t seem so huge. It will also greatly help the trees and habitats in these areas if they’re not infested with OMB.

Fence masterclass: A guided tour with a fencing guru
2025-06-06 10:00 - 12:00 | 15 Hurley Road, Motueka Valley
Learn how to get fencing right from fencing guru John Knoakes. Also learn about new fencing technologies from Ken McMiken from Gallagher.
The MCC would like to invite all rural landowners, residents, farmers and others interested in fencing to a guided tour around John Noakes’ farm to show you the various types of fencing to protect your environmental restoration work and native bush areas (including QEII lots), waterways, including riparian areas and wetlands, along with just general fencing tips for your rural property.
John Knoakes is a fencing contractor with tons of experience. He was recently awarded the “legends” award at the Annual Fencing Contractors Association of New Zealand industry awards.
The very knowledgeable and practical John Noakes will talk you through the pros and cons and must haves for different fencing functions, as well as gates. He’ll also give you a demonstration of all the equipment you’ll need, how to erect and operate electric fencing, and give you pointers around fencing maintenance.
Motueka catchment residents will also have the opportunity to apply for free fenceposts through Repost. MCC will be be requesting applications shortly.
To register, go here.
Here are some photos from last year’s MCC fencing event which was a great success.

Brooklyn Community planting day
2025-06-07 10:00 - 12:00 | 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 Orchard. We’re currently preparing the site for planting in early spring and have a bit more work to do in removing willow saplings.

If you are a keen gardener with time on your hands or would like to know more about this project, please do get in touch as we definitely need more people involved!

Email us at brooklynoldmansbeardmustgo@gmail.com

Next Brooklyn Planting Project working bee is
Saturday 7th June
10am -12pm

We’ll be removing and poisoning more of the scraggly young willow trees, in preparation for August planting.
Meet at the far corner of the Linden Place Reserve

Bring saws (handsaw, chainsaw)

Cuppa and a muffin afterwards (bring your own drink)

There will be further dates for this project coming up too, so watch this space!

Kim,, Dean, Joe ,Nick

planting site

Dean, Nick, Petreah

Planting site

Brooklyn BOMB squad OMB working bee
2025-06-14 10:00 - 12:00 | Blue Gum Corner
Brooklyn Old Man’s Beard Group aka The BOMB Squad

We’re looking for new volunteers!
We’re a very informal group that runs monthly working bees in the hope that we can eventually push Old Man’s Beard out of Brooklyn. We have a mailing list of 23 people, with anything between 3-10 people turning up to each session. We’re a friendly bunch of people who enjoy a chat and a laugh while wielding loppers and saws, and here is absolutely no pressure to attend every working bee. However, we are keen to increase our volunteer numbers, so please get in touch if you’d like to join our email list.
Email us at brooklynoldmansbeardmustgo@gmail.com

Next BOMB Squad working bee is
Saturday 14 June
10am -12pm (it doesn’t matter if you only come for an hour)
Meet at Blue Gum corner

Tools/gloves/poison/morning tea provided
We’ll be chopping and poisoning vines on the West Bank Road towards Brooklyn.
Let us know if you’re planning to attend.

MCC at the Motueka Sunday market
2025-06-15 08:00 - 13:00 | Motueka Sunday Market
The Motueka Catchment Collective crew will be at the Motueka Sunday market on Sunday 15th June. We will have a stall with all sorts of things to talk to you about and show you. This will include:

Traps – rat traps, DOC200s and possum traps to disseminate to those community members who’ve ordered them. If you’re interested in getting traps, you can put your name down for our next round of trap construction. So far we’ve had 100 registrations, so jump on the band wagon and join in the trapping effort!
Plants – members of our Biodiversity and Restoration Thematic group will be there with some native plants from our community nurseries. You might have to do a few things to receive a free eco-sourced native plant to take home! Come find out!
River recreation spots – we plan to have a map showing our new picnic spots and the proposed spots that additional MCC picnic tables will go, as well as be able to talk to you about a few other initiatives that the River Access and Recreation Thematic group have underway, including signage.
Water quality – e may have some information about our community based freshwater monitoring, including showing you some of the bits of SHMAK kit, a Stream Health Monitoring Assessment Kit.

We might have a few other prizes and giveaways so come along and say hi!

Linden Place Reserve Community Planting Day
2025-08-02 10:00 - 12:30
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 Orchard. We’re currently preparing the site for planting in early spring and have a bit more work to do in removing willow saplings.

If you are a keen gardener with time on your hands or would like to know more about this project, please do get in touch as we definitely need more people involved!

We are having a community planting day:
Saturday 2 August, 10am – 12.30pm
Linden Place Reserve, Brooklyn.

All welcome, but please let us know if you’d like to come along by emailing:
brooklynoldmansbeardmustgo@gmail.com

MCC trap collection
2025-08-10 14:00 - 17:00 | Ngatimoti Community Rooms
This Sunday 10 August from 2-5pm is another opportunity to collect the subsidised traps you ordered from MCC in May & June.
You will need to pay for your traps in advance:
DOC 200 (stoats) $50
Rat Trap $15
TASMAN ENVIRONMENTAL TRUST
03-1354-0519197-00
Use your SURNAME & the words MCC TRAP as your reference.
Once paid, please come to the Ngatimoti Community Rooms/Fire Station between 2-5pm on Sunday to collect your traps.
If you can’t remember which traps you ordered, email support@motuekacatchment.org.nz to find out.
A big Thank You to all the trappers in our area, lets get rid of those pesky pests!

Rapid Relief Team Tapawera event for farmers
2025-08-28 08:00 - 12:00 | 160 Tadmor Valley Road, Tapawera
The Rapid Relief Team have their upcoming Farmers Community Connect event in Tapawera, on Thursday 28th August 2025 from 8am – 12pm. This event is to support flood affected farmers in the Tasman region, with donations of fencing materials. For more information about our past Farmers Community Connect events, visit: www.bit.ly/FCCnz.
At the Tapawera event, farmers will have access to:

Donated fencing packs including posts and wire
RRT’s FREE BBQ breakfast and lunch
Barista coffee
Local support services including health services, farm management advisory and veterinary support
Opportunity to connect with their local community

All farmers must register by Friday 22nd August to receive free fencing materials. To register, they can visit www.bit.ly/tapaweraFCC, or call 028 2550 0838.
We would love to have you help us spread the word about this event! You can share our posts on social media, print and share the attached flyer, or send out your own emails including the event details and registration link.

Brooklyn Reserve Community Planting Day
2025-09-06 10:00 - 12:30 | Linden Place Reserve, Linden Place, Brooklyn

Community Hui: Understanding our rivers, strengthening our communities
2025-09-18 11:30 - 16:00 | Riverside Community and Cultural Centre, 289 Main Road, Lower Moutere
Join us for a collaborative hui exploring the Motueka River system—iwi connections, historical protection and management, current dynamics and health, and the resilience we need for the future. We’ll share insights on recent flood events, river behaviour, and begin the conversation around solutions for climate change and future flood resilience.
This event brings together iwi, scientists, engineers, and community voices to deepen understanding and strengthen our collective response to flooding, ecosystem health, and community wellbeing.

🕘 Session Highlights
🔹 Iwi perspectives on the Motueka River, catchment management, and the Water Conservation Order
🔹 River morphology, sediment, flood facts, and freshwater ecology
🔹 Resilience planning—wetlands, flood response, and community-led adaptation

🎤 Speakers Include
• Dayveen Stephens (Ngāti Tama, MCC Co-Chair)
• John Ellis (Contractor, TDC)
• Neil Deans (Ngāti Koata)
• Mike Harvey (River Geomorphologist)
• Trevor James (Principal Scientist, TDC)
• Alastair Clement (TDC Natural Hazards & Geomorphology)
• Seb Den Doncker (Stream & River Consultants)

☕ Lunch and refreshments provided
🤝 Expect kōrero panels, interactive group sessions, and space to share ideas and build connections
Everyone is welcome—especially community members from across the Motueka catchment. Let’s come together to listen, learn, and lead—ki uta ki tai.
📌 Spaces are limited.
Register here, including if you’d like to receive a recording of the event:
👉 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2ZJ3KL2

Brooklyn BOMB squad working bee
2025-10-25 10:00 - 11:30 | Corner of Mickell Road, Brooklyn
With spring growth kicking off, it will be easy to identify the active vines. The more vines and seedlings destroyed before summer flowering, the easier our task will be in the long term.
All welcome to join the effort!
Meet at corner of Mickell Road then we’ll tackle some tricky patches on West Bank Road.
If you’d like to come along, email brooklynoldmansbeardmustgo@gmail.com
A pic from the BOMB squad’s March working bee

Some of the Brooklyn Old Man’s Beard group, aka the BOMB Squad!

Know and Grow: Native plant event
2025-10-30 09:30 - 15:00 | 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 – 3pm.

· How to ID our native species
· Why are NZ native plants so special in world context?
· Understanding NZ native plant taxonomy and their names.
· Learn to evaluate the overall health of ecosystems including in response to pest damage
· Learn about apps and resources to consolidate your knowledge
· Visit a newly planted Totara forest.
· Enjoy a day out on the threshold of Kahurangi National Park in the beautiful upper Baton Valley

Who is it workshop for?

Anyone new to learning about native plants, and for those wanting to broaden existing knowledge. This is a group learning environment where everyone is encouraged to bring and share what they know. Meet with other locals keen on native biodiversity.
Wayne moved to Aotearoa New Zealand in 2001 and quickly developed a deep passion for its unique biodiversity. He established his business, Indigenous Landscape, working in the community conservation space alongside local groups, iwi, and landowners to help achieve their conservation goals.

Through this work, Wayne has built a broad understanding of coastal and forest ecology and the challenges of caring for these environments. A self-confessed native plant geek, he has particular expertise in native forest establishment.
Wayne has provided services to councils and the DOC, and has held roles with organisations including the QEII National Trust, Whakatāne Kiwi Trust, Trees That Count, and he managed a landscape-scale project aimed at reconnecting isolated populations of North Island kōkako in the Bay of Plenty.
Wayne is also a Trustee of Tāne’s Tree Trust, a charity dedicated to advocating for and promoting the use of indigenous tree species across Aotearoa.

Hosted by
The Baton Valley Trust www.thebatonhouse.nz
Top of Baton Valley.
Supported by
NZ Landcare Trust
Motueka Catchment Collective

Bring your own lunch and drinks.

Haycocks Bush Old Mans Beard working bee
2025-11-16 09:30 - 13:00 | 2094 Motueka River West Bank Road, 2094 Motueka River West Bank Road, New Zealand
Bruce Stare, a key member of the Pest Management Group
Join the Pest Management Group for another working bee to tackle Old Man’s Beard in the beautiful Haycocks Bush.
Let’s work together to continue along Haycocks Bush, removing Old Man’s Beard vines using the cut and paste method. So much good work has been done already. The floods damaged the road and flowed through the bush, but the weeding work done so far has not been undone!
We would love to have you help out.
Refreshments provided. Wear sturdy shoes and gardening clothes.
All equipment and training provided.
Come & join the Motueka Catchment Collective in making a difference to our taonga species and our beautiful awa – be a part of the change you wish to see!
If you don’t fancy doing the actual weeding work but would like to volunteer any other skills/time, they’d love to hear from you. Contact support@motuekacatchment.co.nz for information and to register for these events.

Whenua Iti native plant potting up event
2025-12-18 16:00 - 19:00 | 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 year some of the community nurseries need a little help to finish potting up seedlings to fill their nurseries.
At this event you will help add to the plants already potted up by students and these will be planted out by students on landowners properties once they’re big enough.
Please note there may be some 1 – 5cm seedlings leftover that we can give away before Christmas for people to take home, pot up themselves using their own containers and potting mix. There is an opportunity to register an interest in that as well in below survey.
To register for these events –
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RLKTMVK

Brooklyn BOMB squad working bee
2025-12-18 16:30 - 17:30 | Linden Place Reserve, Brooklyn
There will be another short weeding session this Thursday 18th December from 4.30pm – 5.30pm at the planting area through from Linden Reserve.

Please feel free to come along – even 30 minutes gets a few plants cleared.

Bring your gardening gloves, a weedwhacker if you have one, and some secateurs to chop off the willow sprouts.

If you’d like to come along, email brooklynoldmansbeardmustgo@gmail.com
A pic from the BOMB squad’s March working bee

Some of the Brooklyn Old Man’s Beard group, aka the BOMB Squad!

Haycocks Bush Old Mans Beard working bee
2026-03-15 09:30 - 13:00 | 2094 Motueka River West Bank Road, 2094 Motueka River West Bank Road, New Zealand
Bruce Stare, a key member of the Pest Management Group
Join the Pest Management Group for the first working bee of 2026 to tackle Old Man’s Beard in the beautiful Haycocks Bush.
Let’s work together to continue along Haycocks Bush, removing Old Man’s Beard vines using the cut and paste method. So much good work has been done already. The floods damaged the road and flowed through the bush, but the weeding work done so far has not been undone!
We would love to have you help out.
Refreshments provided. Wear sturdy shoes and gardening clothes.
All equipment and training provided.
Come & join the Motueka Catchment Collective in making a difference to our taonga species and our beautiful awa – be a part of the change you wish to see!
If you don’t fancy doing the actual weeding work but would like to volunteer any other skills/time, they’d love to hear from you. Contact support@motuekacatchment.co.nz for information and to register for these events.

Gathering Native Seed
2026-03-21 10:00 - 13:00
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 right‑tree/right‑place, eco‑sourcing, species ID, rare natives and collecting wild seedlings.
What you’ll do:

identify seeding plants in a remnant forest
Collect, process & sow native seed
Take home a tray you’ve sown yourself.

Register here or QR code: surveymonkey.com/r/Z23CJ5X

Growing a Forest that Lasts
2026-04-11 09:00 - 12:00 | 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.
Hear from restoration specialist Wayne O’Keefe as we walk through a mature forest remnant and newer plantings with kaitiaki of Lancewood Villa, Fiona and Alastair. We’ll explore:

what success looks like in native forest restoration
how ecological succession works and factors shaping forest development
the role of shade in restoration plantings
when intervention may be needed, including creating lightwells and choosing appropriate species

Register here or QR code: surveymonkey.com/r/Z23CJ5X
