Join local DOC rangers and Forest & Bird for a guided ngahere activity. Learn about our local fauna and flora and what we can do to help them thrive. Pre-registration required, parking/track details will be provided on registration.

All ages, moderate fitness/ability, appropriate clothing/footwear for conditions, a curious mind, a snack and BYO drink bottle for hydration.

When: Saturday 28th March, 10am - 12pm

Where: Location TBC on registration.

Tickets: Free

Accessibility - We want everyone to feel welcome at our events, if you have any physical, sensory, or other accessibility needs, please make contact ahead of time so we can support you.
Photography - Please note that photographs and videos may be taken at our events and used on our social media and website. If you or your children do not wish to be photographed, just let a staff member or volunteer know when you arrive.
Transport - To minimise environmental impact, we encourage walking, biking, carpooling, or using public transport to attend. Please note that some venues may have limited parking available.
Sustainable Backyards - This event is part of the 2026 Sustainable Backyards series. Check out our other event listings here or follow us on Facebook.

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