Great to welcome the local Farm Forestry group, and share our experience and theirs with the restoration of steep, erodible hill country and its use for carbon farming, manuka honey etc. Mike Marden, a world expert on the ecological impacts of plantation forestry and how to deal with them, had wise counsel to offer.
It was great to welcome Pest Free NZ and their ‘state-of-the-art’ trapping workshop to Waikereru.
Te Wharau school students standing on Pā Hill and looking at Motukeo, ancestral mountain and leaping off place of spirits.
The Claude Glass works its magic - planting Puriri for Jem, April 2024.
Mayor Rehette Stoltz visited the Wild Lab recently with Motu school. Pete Jarratt was running a workshop on the 1769 Garden, as our Kereru character told th...
