Help protect our unique flora and fauna at Eskdale Reserve - Saturday session

As regular volunteers led by expert ecologists, we're dedicated to preserving this special reserve and making a positive impact on the environment. Since 1998, Kaipātiki Project has been working hard to restore and protect Eskdale Reserve. Our activities include restoration planting, pest control, water quality monitoring and weed removal, as well as further conservation efforts for kākahi/freshwater mussels, titiwai/glowworms, and pekapeka/bats. With plenty of opportunities to learn and explore, you'll discover the wonders of our native ngahere and actively preserve and protect the eco-system as a whole. We are currently preparing areas that will become planting sites for our major planting days in winter. We meet twice a week, and you're always welcome to join us when you can.

Meeting point: Corner of Domain Rd. and Glenfield Rd. (the entrance of the reserve with the cleaning station)
Worksite: Area around the top of Eskdale Reserve

Bring along gloves if you have your own, water bottle, and closed-toe sturdy footwear.

EVERY SECOND SATURDAY, 9:30am - 12pm (in winter months Jun-Aug we meet 10am - 12:30pm)
Join us when you can - for one day or more. There is no minimum commitment.

Getting started:
The first step is to express your interest by applying directly to the organisation. You will then be able to find out more about the role and how to proceed.

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Conservation