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Waitaki Branch AGM followed by a talk.
60 Thames Street, Oamaru New Zealand
Join Forest & Bird's Dunedin Branch for a talk from Dr Jenny Jandt about the foraging behaviour of bumblebees.
Room 215, 2nd floor Zoology Benham Building, 346 Great King St, Dunedin New Zealand
Forest & Bird's Dunedin Branch is hosting a working bee to remove wilding pines from the hills behind Dunedin.
Meet at Botany Department car park, corner of Great King and Union Street New Zealand
Please contact Noel, bookings needed for accommodation.
Tautuku Forest Cabins, Otago New Zealand
Quentin Paynter is an entomologist with over 20-years of experience in weed biocontrol.
Kelston Community Centre, cnr Awaroa/Great North Rd, West Auckland New Zealand
Join us down at the sanctuary as we help to restore a patch of riparian swamp forest on the south bank of the mighty Waimakariri.
Western end of Coutts Island Road New Zealand
Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) Tay St, Room B1:11 New Zealand
136 Revell Street, Hokitika New Zealand
We will start this Saturday at Paremata Flats Reserve, planting will commence at 8.30 finishing at 4 pm, even if you only have a couple of hours to spare we would be delighted to see you.
Maori Pa Road, Delaware Bay New Zealand
AGM & The King Shag. Come along to a pot luck dinner at 6pm (bring a plate, mains or dessert, something to eat off and something to eat with) and then attend the AGM at 7.30.
Tahuanui School Hall, 69 Muritai St, Tahunanui, Nelson New Zealand
Forest & Bird's Dunedin Branch is looking for volunteers to help with the restoration of Moore's Bush Reserve in the beautiful Leith Valley.
Moore's Bush, Dunedin (see directions below) New Zealand
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