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For information and to register go here: https://www.engineeringnz.org/courses-events/event/what-te-ao-m%C4%81ori-can-teach-us-about-climate-change/

We were all gutted when we needed to postpone our conference this year. As we can’t meet in person at the moment we are holding a webinar to give us a chance to catch-up remotely.
A large part of the event will be the ever-popular Regional Roundup, where group representatives tell us about their successes and their issues-yet-to-be-solved. We have a limited number of spaces available for this and will give preference to those who had booked a slot for the conference, after this it will be first in first served, so get in quick! We will also give you a sneak peek of the introductory video of our series of seven initial videos on coastal processes and coastal restoration, produced as part of the Video and Workshop project.

Go to our website (https://www.coastalrestorationtrust.org.nz/…/online…/) for more information or to book go to https://2022onlineevent.lilregie.com.

See also 3 June 2022

The draft NAP focuses on how New Zealand can adapt to the impacts of climate change.

You will have the opportunity to ask questions and share ideas.

We want to hear how climate change is already affecting you, and your view on what New Zealand needs to do.

To register go here: https://mfe-govt.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OWuQLmRuTf-5ns9G6vyidQ

This webinar is repeated on 24 May 2022 and there are other options for Local Government and Iwi/Māori. Check here for details.

Beachcare Awhitu will be hosting the Dune Restoration Workshop “Working with Nature” with Jim Dahm and invitations are extended to those within and outside the district.

It will take place on SATURDAY 21 MAY at Pollok Hall from 9am.Thanks to sponsors David and Kirsty Powell we are able to offer this workshop AT NO COST.

Registrations are essential to gauge seating and refreshment requirements. It looks as though it will be a mask-required event. This will be clarified at registration. Jim sets up a very informative and enjoyable workshop, so do put a ring around this date!

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Aranui School are coming down to the Waiwherowhero Stream/Port Bowen Reserve (bottom Taupata St) for a planting morning on this Monday. So experienced helpers would be appreciated by the organisers.

It’s the start of a community project being organised by Horizons and Whanganui District Council to start planting up Waiwherowhero stream (Karaka Steam) that runs below Karaka Street and the foredunes and out to sea beside what is known as Seafront Road extension

Horizons have a regional project to plant up steams and this is an important one as it harbours the only native fish population known locally.

See also 3 June 2022

The draft NAP focuses on how New Zealand can adapt to the impacts of climate change.

You will have the opportunity to ask questions and share ideas.

We want to hear how climate change is already affecting you, and your view on what New Zealand needs to do.

To register go here: https://mfe-govt.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dUkSzF-9R-SitPWwI5DzzQ

This webinar is a repeat from 11 May 2022 and there are other options for Local Government and Iwi/Māori. Check here for details.

A morning weed-a-thon to remove some climbing weeds (climbing dock and Madeira vine) that are getting on top of some plants behind the Macrocarpa.

Meet at Duncan Pavilion at bottom (sea-side) of Rangiora Street.

Check https://www.facebook.com/Castlecliffcoastcare for confirmation, as it is weather dependent.