Come along and help us top up our bait stations with pindone and support with double-tap and feratox applications. All welcome! We will need as many helpers as possible. If you have your CSL for the feratox please let us know ASAP. You will be treated like a hero!
Tracking cards put out as part of our pest monitoring. All welcome!
Unfortunately due to not getting permissions for our pest op to begin on time, all scheduled dates will now need to be rescheduled. Keep an eye on our fb page to see updates. …… Great opportunity for new volunteers and families to learn more about our rat and possum monitoring and gain some valuable hands-on […]
SOLD OUT! Tickets for this year have been snapped up. If you’d like to go on our waitlist for a cancellation, send us an email. The early bird gets the worm AND a dawn chorus at Aongatete forest. Join us for this very special experience. You’ll be up early and driving on quiet roads to […]
Join us for a morning of volunteer restoration work with Aongatete Forest Project. We may provide specific details here (depending on the operational plan) otherwise just come along and see what tasks are on offer. We suggest you bring clothing and footwear suitable for walking off track, gloves and any medication you need. Arrive at […]
Come along and learn about our pest control operations. Gain valuable hands-on experience. You will be helping to put out pindone bait and double-tap pre-feed. New volunteers will be teamed up with experienced volunteers. You will follow marked monitoring lines through the bush, filling up bait stations as you go. Great way to meet like-minded […]
Regular workdays are held on the second Sunday of the month at ÅŒtanewainuku Forest, 680 Mountain Road, Oropi. Please arrive by 8.45am for a safety briefing and an outline of the work involved. Remember to wear the appropriate clothing and bring snacks, drinks, and protective weather gear. New volunteers are very welcome – please pre-register […]
Come along and help to clean up our beautiful coastline and look after the rare and special native birds and creatures that live on the shoreline. Venue: To be confirmed What to bring: Gloves, raincoat, good walking shoes, sunhat and sunscreen We will provide: Spare gloves, rubbish bags, light morning tea
