Nature

Waitematā is blessed with natural beauty and access to parks, regenerating native bush and walkways. There are many volunteer community groups Grey Lynn and the Inner west, working on ecological restoration with Auckland Council. Pollinator Paths, Wellpark Streamers, Predator Free Grey LynnEco Sourced Seed Collection, the Weona Leamington Westmere Walkway Restoration Group, Meola Reef Restoration GroupFriends of Oakley Creek

 

Hakanoa Recovery Group

Wellpark Streamers

Predator Free Grey Lynn

Community Gardening

 

Nature Project Updates

Check out the community ecological restoration work, planting, trapping and community gardening.

 

Pollinator Paths Grey Lynn

By Grey Lynn 2030 | Mar 25, 2011

Pollinator Paths Planting roadside berms to create urban bio-corridors 1.    Goal To create a beautiful and diverse urban landscape that supports a rich mix of flora and fauna; where nature is visible and celebrated; with streets where people, plants, birds, bees and insects flourish. 2.    The Plan To create continuous gardens on the roadside…

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Pollinator Paths: Urban Bio-Corridors

By Grey Lynn 2030 | Feb 20, 2011

We often get asked whether it is legal to plant the grass berms found beside the footpath on most residential roads and whether these are a good place to plant fruit trees.  Come along and find out. At our March meeting we will be sharing ideas for using our local berms to establish ‘urban bio-corridors’. The…

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