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After over 25 years of service to Kitchener Park, Feilding, Gavin Scott is retiring from the daily maintenance to take on the role of an education and visitor guide. He will also continue to grow genetically pure trees for re-planting in the Park. The care of the Park will now be in the capable … View moreAfter over 25 years of service to Kitchener Park, Feilding, Gavin Scott is retiring from the daily maintenance to take on the role of an education and visitor guide. He will also continue to grow genetically pure trees for re-planting in the Park. The care of the Park will now be in the capable hands of Recreational Services. The Trustees know how many people in the community Gavin has helped and trained and his passion for the ngaire has turned many lives around. Gavin will continue to advise the Trust on planning for the future of the Park and his valuable knowledge will be much appreciated.
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