Lots of cool holiday activities in here

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We invite you to join us for a community event that’s all about making a positive impact on the Pauatahanui Inlet! The Rotary Club of Plimmerton, together with Ngāti Toa, Porirua City Council, and Greater Wellington Regional Council, is starting its five-year planting programme along the edges of the Inlet – and your help would make a difference.

Why we need you

The Pauatahanui Inlet is a beautiful and unique area, offering environmental, recreational, and scenic views. Planting native species along its edges will:

·      reduce erosion and sedimentation

·      create better habitats for native plants and animals

·      restore native plants to the foreshore and adjoining areas.

When and where?

·      Date: Sunday, 6 July 2025

·      Time: 10:00 AM for the welcome and briefing

·      Location: Eastern end of Motukaraka Point

What should you bring?

·      Comfortable shoes or boots that can get wet and handle some mud

·      A warm jacket and raincoat

·      A water bottle to stay hydrated, and hat and sunblock

·      Enthusiasm for the task!

We will provide tools, drinks, and snacks. We will kick off the planting with a welcome and briefing and finish with a sausage sizzle.

It would be great to see you – and it would be great if you can let us know you are coming by replying to brettjones55@gmail.com.

Nga mihi nui

Brett Jones, Rotary Club of Plimmerton

Guardians of Pāuatahanui Inlet

Celebrating and advocating for the Inlet

Chairperson: Lindsay Gow (04) 235 5052

Secretary: Simon Glover 021 174 9909       

SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN FOR KIDS AT NGĀ MANU!

28th June - 13th July

Looking for school holiday plans that will keep the tamariki happy no matter the weather?

Come and join us at Ngā Manu Nature Reserve for a series of fun, affordable, and family-friendly activities.

Whether you're escaping the rain or looking for a cosy way to spend a winter's morning, we've got a lineup that's sure to entertain.

From magical live shows to movie mornings, Ngā Manu is the place to be these holidays.