Maungarongo Wetland Restoration Project

Maungarongo Wetland Restoration Project A project to restore the abandoned oxbow of the Waipaoa River, in Tūranganui ā-Kiwa.

The oxbow covers an area of 44 hectares, being approximately 4.5 kilometres in length and 100 metres wide and is a natural habitat to a range of native flora and fauna.

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24/06/2026

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Free tree for Matariki. Visit our nursery on July 3rd 10-4 to pick up a free tree. More trees will be available for sale. Celebrate the new year by giving back to Papatūānuku.

09/04/2026

Gisborne north and south of Tolaga Bay, Hawke’s Bay ranges and the coastal hills south of Napier are expected to experience 14 to 16 hours of rain on Sunday. 👇

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13/03/2026
13/03/2026

The Kōtuku-ngutupapa (Royal Spoonbill, Platalea regia) is a large, white, long-legged waterbird known for its distinctive spatula-shaped black bill used to sweep through shallow waters for fish and crustaceans.
Our little eye-spy when Naomi suggests a bridge walk in between hui and mahi 💛

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Gisborne

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+6421490046

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