Snells Conservation volunteers have 650 plants that we need to get in the ground to protect and enhance the tidal stream at the northern end of Snells Beach.

Contribute to this ongoing legacy project that is rewilding the riparian edge of the stream and enhancing biodiversity in an important element of a coastal ecosystem.

Give us a hand.

Please wear sturdy closed-in shoes, boots or gumboots, and bring water, snacks, hat and appropriate clothing for the weather. We will be planting no matter what the weather does.

Bring along garden gloves and spades. Some will be available.

There will be morning tea when the mahi is completed.

Proud to be a project with Forest and Bird Warkworth Region.

Contact the host of Snells Beach planting morning