Author Archives: Letitia

A Milestone year ahead for Te Ara Kākāriki Te Ara Kākāriki Co-Chair Craig Pauling greeted over eighty guests at the friends of Te Ara Kākāriki meeting at Lincoln University on Wednesday evening. Craig spoke of the journey of Te Ara … Continue reading →

Are you planning to plant your own native Greendot in 2021? Landowners who are looking to restore a part of their property back to native forest in 2021 are encouraged to apply to Te Ara Kākāriki for native planting assistance. If … Continue reading →

Together with Isaac Conservation and Wildlife Trust , Te Ara Kākāriki invite individuals or community groups who have created a Greendot to apply for this award. This is a way to celebrate and reward exceptional efforts re-establishing indigenous habitat in … Continue reading →

Due to Covid-19 restrictions our Greendot Tour has been cancelled and Stackwoods Bend planting day has been postponed.  Please check back in May for news on our Friends of Te Ara kākāriki meeting coming up in July. Join Te Ara … Continue reading →

Applications now closed Te Ara Kakariki Greenway Canterbury Trust seek a paid intern to assist the current coordinator with day to day running of the trust as well as host weekend planting events in Spring.

Landowners who are looking to create or extend a greendot planting on their property can apply for assistance with their project here: Applications now closed  (opening again in May) Successful applicants can receive one or a combination of the following:

The Te Ara Kākāriki team and their guests were pleased to experience a pleasantly mild morning for the beginning of Sunday’s Plantout Tour. The tour is held annually and provides an opportunity for interested locals to come along and see … Continue reading →

Please note: Due to the weather on April 7th we postponed the Plantout Tour to this coming weekend of Sunday April 14th. Please email [email protected] if you would like to register. If you have already done so, we’ll see you … Continue reading →

Te Ara Kākāriki Greenway Canterbury Trust has noticed an increase in landowners wanting to plant natives on their property. As well as a lot of people deciding to continue planting year after year as they realise the benefits of it … Continue reading →

More than 50 guests showed up to the Friends of Te Ara Kākāriki Meeting at Lincoln University. They came to hear the latest updates of the trust, learn about WWF’s recent campaigns from keynote speaker Libby Harrison, and to witness … Continue reading →