Working Bee – Saturday 1 August 2015
Saturday 1st August 2015, 12.30pm at the stream behind St Brides Church, Findlay Road, Mauku Whakaupoko Landcare extends an invitation to everyone and anyone to come
Working towards Predator Free 2050 across Franklin
Saturday 1st August 2015, 12.30pm at the stream behind St Brides Church, Findlay Road, Mauku Whakaupoko Landcare extends an invitation to everyone and anyone to come
Whakaupoko Landcare Annual General Meeting Sunday 5 July 2015 2pm Pukeoware Hall Agenda Welcome Apologies: Minutes of Last AGM Matters arising Chairpersons Report
Native Bird Evening – Whakaupoko Landcare With Whakaupoko Landcare, Neil Fitzgerald (Landcare Research, Hamilton) and Tim Lovegrove (Auckland Council native bird specialist) come together
Whakaupoko 6km Volcano Discovery Walk For the Volcano Walk the forecast is looking great with just a little rain due to hold off until
Whakaupoko 6km Volcano Discovery Walk Come and see some stunning scenery, learn more about our environment and get in some training before the Mauku School
Mauku Residents – We need your help for a Growing Community Asset. Please Release Me. Who: Young native trees. (From nasty aggressive foreign invaders such
Over 20 people came to the first meeting of garden enthusiasts at a coffee morning last month in the Patumahoe Butchers shop café. Included were
At this time of the year, the garden may be dormant but gardening ideas are sprouting like weeds, and now one has bourne fruit –
Andrew Sinclair has provided the application documents for the Community Environment Fund that Patumahoe Village is happy to support and act as fundholder for. CEF
Patumahoe Village Inc and St Brides Anglican Church in collaboration with local Iwi would like to invite you to join us on a Historic Walk