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As we enter the new year, why not come and enjoy a day in nature and soak in the incredible views the South Coast has to offer?! This is a great opportunity to learn all about our unique dune ecosystems, discover why they are so important and help protect these native habitats. These sites are identified as Key Native Ecosystems (KNE).
The mahi (work) will involve: dune restoration, helping tāonga (treasure) grass species such as Pīngao thrive by protecting them from invasive weeds, and clearing rubbish that can harm wildlife or end up in our waterways.
*Multiple dates to chose from; each day visiting different dunelands across the East and South Coast of Wellington.
This project is funded and supported by Wellington City Council.
Visit this link here to sign up and book on our volunteer portal:
https://volunteerportal.conservationvolunteers.co.nz/s/make-booking?fbclid=IwY2xjawHRmwlleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHWGxQ8VIoDqzZYLh5nYM3P9WMQTOqWz5GjByIJ_00dTqdUmdhMi-Dfm5og_aem_3rFHKmwhVqNsvCudDUoLXA
*CVNZ provides all of the tools and equipment required and you are led by an experienced team leader. We will also provide snacks and tea, coffee and milo for morning tea.
*Please bring a packed lunch, full water bottle and wear sturdy covered footwear and long sleeved clothing to protect from cuts and scratches and insect bites/stings.
*Volunteers are welcome to meet our team onsite, or get a ride in our CVNZ van.
*WE CAN TRANSPORT UPTO 9 PEOPLE* Please contact our office to check our availability as we have limited seats:
Email: [email protected]
More details are shared after making a booking.
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