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Join us at our monthly meetings

Kereru pigeon

Kereru, Credit: Philip Moll

Public meetings take place on the first Monday of each month (excluding January), including public holidays.

Venue: Takapuna Senior Citizens’ Hall, The Strand — through the courtyard at the rear of the Takapuna Library.

 

Time: 7:30pm – starting with Native of the Month and environmental updates, followed by our guest speaker.

For information on speakers go to our latest newsletter on our newsletters page

Join us on a great outing

We hold a walk or trip away several times a year. To see what's on go to our latest newsletter on our newsletters page

Volunteer at Tuff Crater

The Tuff Crater Restoration Project on the North Shore commenced in 2000 with the planting of the Millennium Forest and has continued with major pest plant control, planting and predator control ever since. A major part of the work involves finding and removing threats from noxious alien invaders such as moth plant and wild ginger. It also includes releasing of new native plants so they do not get smothered by growth such as kikuyu grass or morning glory. Planting occurs in the winter months and the more energetic may get involved in path and drain maintenance.

No previous experience is required. If you do not know your plants, you will be guided by, and learn from, other team members.

To get involved, join our mailing list

For more information on Tuff Crater click here

Landscape picture of Tuff Crater wetland

Volunteer with one of our restoration projects

To see what else the branch is involved in see What we do

Get involved with KCC (Junior Forest & Bird) 

North Shore has an active Kiwi Conservation Club for children from 5 to 12. For more information contact Marilyn Gulliver candmgulliver@gmail.com 

Learn more on the KCC website here

Get involved with Forest & Bird Youth

Forest & Bird North Shore actively supports Auckland's Forest & Bird Youth branch. If you're in highschool or attending univeristy and are interested in conservation get in touch via email: youth@forestandbird.org.nz 

Learn more and follow Forest & Bird Youth's Facebook page here

Check out our newsletters

You will find our monthly newsletter on our newsletters page.

Revel in our Branch History

The North Shore Branch F&B branch has published a full colour history of the branch since its formation. This 42 page publication is very high quality and full of intrigue and stories of progress and battles in our area. Including colour photos of many key individuals.

Get your FREE copy

 

Contact Us

Email our secretary on northshore.branch@forestandbird.org.nz

Read some great articles on our blog

Click here to view our blog

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