The marvellous gift of 20 ngutu kākā mā - rare white kākā beak plants - from Ngāi Kohatu and Ngāti Hinehika, and artist Raewyn Atkinson is now in its full glory.
The plants struggled for a couple of years, and had to be carefully protected from hares and rabbits with large chicken wire cages, but they’ve flourished this winter and are now covered with flowers.
Ka nui a mātou mihi aroha ki a rātou mō tēnei koha rangatira, ataahua hoki!
Who knew that healthy streams could mess up your water supply?
It was great to welcome the national Environment Committee for the Forest Owners’ Association, and the Eastland Woodland Council to Waikereru recently to tal...
Nice story about the seed island project in the Gisborne Herald. Great to have so much local support for this experiment.
This video shows how important it is to have some woody debris in streams and rivers - just not the huge rafts we’ve been getting from forestry operations up...
