Community native tree planting day on Coronet Peak- be a part of the biggest and most ambitious community ecological restoration event ever undertaken in the Whakatipu Basin- 10,000 plantings in one day!
Mid-October 2022 to mid-April 2023: Help protect the wildlife at Sandfly Bay by teaching visitors about it!
Join DOC on Friday October 7th for a day out restoring and enhancing habitat for the native freshwater fish species that call the lower Clutha River/Mata-Au catchment home.
Care for Korimako corner- an experimental dryland native planting area, where the plants need a bit of extra love and attention!
Planting native seedlings for forest restoration and dune protection, and installing plant protectors.
Planting native seedlings for forest restoration and dune protection, and installing plant protectors.
Are you interested in nature and wildlife? Wanting to give your time to an environmental based organisation? Volunteers are needed for to check traps around the Wakatipu Basin.
Beggs Bush is administered by the Department of Conservation (DOC) and works alongside them in carrying out approved projects. . A range of conservation work is available
Save the Otago Peninsula (STOP) have working bees every week and we need your help to enhance conditions for the native fish in the creeks and add to the Future Forests so our peninsula has the best chance for the future.
Located on Quarantine Island/Kamau Taurua in the heart of Otago Harbour, we're looking for an educator with a passion for the work we do on the island.
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