More Planting At Lake Gem, Friday June 17

Posted 12 years, 10 months ago 3 comments

Arbor Day Rescheduled

About 20 hardy souls turned out to mark Arbor Day with tree-planting at Lake Gem on Friday. A brisk wind and the threat of rain kept the schools away but a good 900 trees made it into the ground before the stinging rain drove all contenders into Paparore School, where tea and sausages soon revived them.

A second planting day has been scheduled for Friday June 17 and hopefully this will be a better day for the children to come and participate.

All are welcome to come and help on the rescheduled day.

Same time and place: 10.am start at far end of Lake Ngatu

DoC will again provide a barbeque for hungry workers

the Bushland Trust invites you to:

ARBOR DAY PLANTING AT

LAKE NGATU / LAKE GEM

To Celebrate Arbor Day 2011, the Bushland Trust will be continuing the restoration of the Sweetwater Lakes with a community tree-planting day.

When: Friday June 3rd, from 10am

Where: Meet at the south end of Lake Ngatu

Bring: Sturdy footwear. Spade if you have one.

Lunch will be provided by the team from DoC

All welcome! See you there!

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