wetland regeneration/native tree planting
Sunday, 10 October, 2010 - 13:00 - 15:00
Help clean up the Kokotau (recently ranked MOST POLLUTED swimming spot in the Wairarapa/Wellington region).
Our regenerating wetland/bush area drains into the Ruamahanga River, just upstream from the now infamous Kokotau swimming area.
Last year we hosted a 350.org event inviting people to bring and plant locally sourced natives in our 20 acre valley. We planted nearly 300 plants, hopefully this year we can plant 350!
We have a lots of flax to divide up, trim and plant out in the wetland,
BYO spade, gumboots and flax trimmers.
How to Get Involved Planning the Event: email me!
Event Host: http://odesign.co.nz/green.html
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