Whangaparāoa College Community Working Bee
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Whangaparāoa College Wetland Working Bee
Local community members, families and students are all warmly invited to join Whangaparāoa College and Restore Hibiscus & Bays (RHB) in restoring the wetland on the school grounds to a restore healthy, fully functioning ecosystem.
We’ve already made great headway, with enthusiastic students learning lots and making a real difference for their taiao.
Everyone is welcome!
📅 First Sunday of every month
⏰ 9:00–11:00am
Did you know Whangaparāoa College has a wetland on site?
Wetlands play a vital role by:
Filtering stormwater runoff before it reaches the sea
Reducing flooding by acting as a natural stormwater reservoir
Providing habitat for threatened native birds, lizards and insects
What’s involved?
Help remove invasive pest plants such as moth plant, woolly nightshade, banana passionfruit and more — creating space for native species to thrive.
- All tools and training provided
- Please bring gardening gloves and drinking water
- Wear sturdy footwear and dress for the weather
- Snacks provided
Meeting point:
Enter via the back entrance on Berdinner Road.
Park by the courts and walk straight along the path beside the courts to the meeting point.
More info:
Deborah – [email protected] | 028 414 2505
Supported by Auckland Council Healthy Waters and Sustainable Schools
Read more about the restoration journey here: https://restorehb.org.nz/stanmore-bay-wetland
Local community members, families and students are all warmly invited to join Whangaparāoa College and Restore Hibiscus & Bays (RHB) in restoring the wetland on the school grounds to a restore healthy, fully functioning ecosystem.
We’ve already made great headway, with enthusiastic students learning lots and making a real difference for their taiao.
Everyone is welcome!
📅 First Sunday of every month
⏰ 9:00–11:00am
Did you know Whangaparāoa College has a wetland on site?
Wetlands play a vital role by:
Filtering stormwater runoff before it reaches the sea
Reducing flooding by acting as a natural stormwater reservoir
Providing habitat for threatened native birds, lizards and insects
What’s involved?
Help remove invasive pest plants such as moth plant, woolly nightshade, banana passionfruit and more — creating space for native species to thrive.
- All tools and training provided
- Please bring gardening gloves and drinking water
- Wear sturdy footwear and dress for the weather
- Snacks provided
Meeting point:
Enter via the back entrance on Berdinner Road.
Park by the courts and walk straight along the path beside the courts to the meeting point.
More info:
Deborah – [email protected] | 028 414 2505
Supported by Auckland Council Healthy Waters and Sustainable Schools
Read more about the restoration journey here: https://restorehb.org.nz/stanmore-bay-wetland
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Where is it happening?
Whangaparaoa College, 24 Delshaw Ave, Stanmore Bay, Whangaparaoa 0932, New Zealand, Takapuna
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