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Bee's are still swarming and looking for new places to nest up. We have removed 2 in the past week and one was looking to find a home in the basement of a house. Please call if you see any swarms hanging from a tree near you. 0212201518
If you look closely at the photo you will see in the … View moreBee's are still swarming and looking for new places to nest up. We have removed 2 in the past week and one was looking to find a home in the basement of a house. Please call if you see any swarms hanging from a tree near you. 0212201518
If you look closely at the photo you will see in the picture thousands of bees on the move. An amazing sight and sound if you get to see one.
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We will be evacuating Forum North, Walton Plaza, The Library, Claphams Clocks and Botanica staff today (13 Oct) - these offices will be closed from 9am to 10am.
Did you know New Zealand’s youth suicide rate is the highest in the developed world? We're partnering with Youthline to help break the silence! You can support them too by buying a $2 pen or making a donation at your local The Warehouse Store. Your support will ensure that every call to … View moreDid you know New Zealand’s youth suicide rate is the highest in the developed world? We're partnering with Youthline to help break the silence! You can support them too by buying a $2 pen or making a donation at your local The Warehouse Store. Your support will ensure that every call to Youthline gets answered, every text gets responded to and every email is answered.
Conservation Week has arrived, which means it's time to show your backyard some love.
There are lots of ways you can get involved. You could set up a backyard trap, participate in a community conservation event, plant a native tree or clean up a local beach.
Check out this blog post … View more Conservation Week has arrived, which means it's time to show your backyard some love.
There are lots of ways you can get involved. You could set up a backyard trap, participate in a community conservation event, plant a native tree or clean up a local beach.
Check out this blog post for more ideas: How to take part this Conservation Week
Register to enter by popping into my little green office at the corner of Kamo lights (open Saturday 9.30am til 3.30pm) or on the day at Hurupaki Primary School - arrive early to register - Event starts at 9am . Only $5.00 for the kids to join in (up to year 8) and adults- $15.00.
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