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Rachel Cullens from Avon-Ōtākaro Forest Park
Saturday the 26th is our regular monthly working bee at Horseshoe Lake. This month we will be doing some more planting and checking out those we planted in the last few months. Note we are starting again at the later time of 10 am.
We will be working between the dog park and old entrance to … View moreSaturday the 26th is our regular monthly working bee at Horseshoe Lake. This month we will be doing some more planting and checking out those we planted in the last few months. Note we are starting again at the later time of 10 am.
We will be working between the dog park and old entrance to walkway on Broomfield Terrace tinyurl.com.... Bring your gardening gloves, and a drink. Please wear strong footwear. Equipment will be supplied. For further details ring Scott Butcher 3881-056 or email butcher_scott@hotmail.
Rachel Cullens from Avon-Ōtākaro Forest Park
We will be planting at Brooker Reserve, weeding and watering. Then we plan to walk the length of Corsers Stream to see what biodiversity is there. Bring a spade and your gloves to help with expanding the area we have already planted. Having a few old buckets for watering would be great too. Event … View moreWe will be planting at Brooker Reserve, weeding and watering. Then we plan to walk the length of Corsers Stream to see what biodiversity is there. Bring a spade and your gloves to help with expanding the area we have already planted. Having a few old buckets for watering would be great too. Event will run from 10am-12pm Sunday 20th. tinyurl.com...
Conor Leahy from Avon-Ōtākaro Forest Park
You only have until April 24th to submit your idea for the Ōtākaro Avon corridor so be sure to send a submission to Regenerate Christchurch via the link below. If, like us, you love to see a native lowland forest and wetlands for all of Christchurch to use, for free, be sure to let Regenrate know… View moreYou only have until April 24th to submit your idea for the Ōtākaro Avon corridor so be sure to send a submission to Regenerate Christchurch via the link below. If, like us, you love to see a native lowland forest and wetlands for all of Christchurch to use, for free, be sure to let Regenrate know you support us and our vision. The more support the better!
Our vision is to transform the Avon River Red Zone into a vibrant, city-to-sea native forest park along the Avon-Ōtākaro River.
We believe this land should be returned to nature, creating a ribbon of green from the the town centre to New Brighton. A forest park would provide a setting for sensitive recreation, a catalyst for regeneration and tourism, protection from flooding and pollution and enhance our city. It will also create an ecological paradise for native flora and fauna and a clean, green forest park to be enjoyed by all. We advocate for a simple, common sense approach that works with nature to remediate this land for the good of the community and our natural environment. Our forest park proposal is low cost, low impact with huge benefits and returns both directly and indirectly.
Conor Leahy from Avon-Ōtākaro Forest Park
We're hosting a working bee at Horseshoe Lake Reserve this coming Saturday the 29th October from 9am to Midday. We will be watering the plants we put in the ground last month and sorting out the combi guards. Also will continue with weed control if we have time. Bring your gardening gloves, … View moreWe're hosting a working bee at Horseshoe Lake Reserve this coming Saturday the 29th October from 9am to Midday. We will be watering the plants we put in the ground last month and sorting out the combi guards. Also will continue with weed control if we have time. Bring your gardening gloves, water and a snack, and have strong footwear. Equipment will be supplied. For further details ring Scott Butcher 3881-056 or email butcher_scott@hotmail.
For more information visit: our Facebook page: www.facebook.com...
or website: www.avonotakaroforestpark.co.nz...
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