Tag: Working bee

  • How to run a successful working bee

    How to run a successful working bee

    Working bees are a win–win: you get valuable work done on your land, while participants enjoy a meaningful day outdoors, learning, connecting with others, and contributing to environmental care. To help make your working bee safe, enjoyable, and productive, here are some key things to consider.

    Read more here

  • Upcoming: Community planting day

    Upcoming: Community planting day

    Community Planting Day, 6 June 2026 9:30am -12:30pm

    Thomsons Ford Reserve has been adopted by the Wairau Nature Network as a demonstration site for restoration techniques and educational opportunities.

    We are excited about working with you to plant the first 1000 trees!

    Planting from 9:30-12pm, then join us for a BBQ lovingly cooked by the Lions Club Blenheim. For catering please register here

    Where: Thomsons Ford, junction of O’Dwyers and Thomsons Ford roads

    Bring: warm clothes, gumboots or solid boots, a spade if you have one, and a water bottle

    Postponement: 13th June- registered volunteers will receive email notification, otherwise please check Wairau Nature Network facebook page before 8:30am.

    Any questions, please email wendy.sullivan@landcare.org.nz

    This event is part of Junior Landcare, a nationwide initiative by NZ Landcare Trust and supported by the Bupa Foundation, connecting families to nature through fun, hands-on experiences. The Wairau Nature Network is proud to be the Junior Landcare host for 2026!