Otaua School
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Otaua Silver Enviro School

After a lot of hard work over the last few years Otaua School was last week awarded Silver status as an Enviro School. The significance

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How to monitor your smart cage
Friends of Te Wairoa

Backyard Pest Control

Obviously, the greatest threat to our native plants and animals in New Zealand are introduced pests such as stoats (Mustela erminea), possums (Trichsurus vulpecula), rats

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Events

Pukekohe 5 Summits Opening

This Sunday Nov 10th 9.30am at Pukekohe Railway Station sees the opening of the new Pukekohe 5 Summits Walking and Cycle Trail. Come along and

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Predator Free Whiriwhiri

Whiriwhiri Kaka

2020 Update: The second year running the Kaka have turned up. In 2019 it was two in Sept / Oct but this year they have

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Collaborative Conservation Mayoral Award 2019
Friends of Te Wairoa

Mayoral Conservation Award 2019

Our Collaborative predator Free Franklin Initiative picked up the Collaborative Auckland Mayoral Conservation Award which as well as the signed certificate comes with an extra $2,000.

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Predator Free Whiriwhiri

Southern Pestival

Waiuku hosted the Southern Pestival this month with guest speakers from across the Auckland region. Some inspiring stories came from the likes of the Waiheke

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Digging the Waikato
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From the mighty Waikato

Stu Muir has had two corporate days to help plant over 2000 native trees. Regenerating miro matai and rimu as a seed source for the

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