10 am – 2.00 pm, Kaniwhaniwha Stream car park, Limeworks Loop Rd, Te Pahu. Contact Bruce Postill 07 850 8368
Sunday 11 September 2011
Free Family Fun Event: Walk, Bike and Bush
9.30am - 3pm, Kaniwhaniwha Stream and along the Nikau Track (Mt Pirongia) while enjoying beautiful native bush and restoration plantings. Booking essential by Wednesday 7 September 2011: Moira Cursey 07 846 5066, 027 222 3791, m.cursey@xtra.co.nz
Kaniwhaniwha Celebration Day
Celebration of 10 years of the restoration programme.
Displays, guided walks, electric fishing, sausage sizzle and music from Big Muffin Serious Band.
9 am – 3.30 pm
Kaniwhaniwha Stream car park, Limeworks Loop Rd, Te Pahu
Departing Hamilton 8.30am, 11 September 2011, from Memorial Park, River Road, Hamilton, to carpool.
Directions Hamilton to Otanewainuku carpark: SH29 to Tauranga, rurn right onto Pyes Pa Road, left onto Oropi Gorge Road, right onto Oropi Road, left at Mountain Road and continue until the shelter.
7.30pm, Waikato Environment Centre, 25 Ward Street, Hamilton $10 (10% discount for Green Card holders)
Tuesday 13 September 2011
Reel Earth Film Festival screenings:
Streams
Cowboys in India
7.30pm, Waikato Environment Centre, 25 Ward Street, Hamilton $10 (10% discount for Green Card holders)
Wednesday 14 September 2011
Reel Earth Film Festival screenings:
Grow Your Own Awareness
Deep Green
7.30pm, Waikato Environment Centre, 25 Ward Street, Hamilton $10 (10% discount for Green Card holders)
Thursday 15 September 2011
Forest & Bird talk
7.30pm Chartwell Room, HamiltonGardens, Hamilton. Talk by Greg Martin, Regional Manager of DoC; annual lively roundup of all the Department’s activities for the past year.
Friday 16 September 2011
Reel Earth Film Festival screenings:
A Mongolian Couch
Tide of Change
7.30pm, Waikato Environment Centre, 25 Ward Street, Hamilton $10 (10% discount for Green Card holders)
Saturday 17 September 2011
Living Legends Muck-in Planting
Department of Conservation will led community planting of 5000 native plants, to help restore the lake margin and also honouring Waikato rugby icon Duane Monkley.
