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Challies Wetland restoration planting
2024 saw us commence our biggest restoration project yet. It involved restoring a gravel extraction pit near the Appleby River in Tasman into a bio-diverse recreational area for the public to enjoy.
Introducing Pocket Restoration Aotearoa
Pocket Restoration Aotearoa is an exciting new web-based app, developed by FuturEcology.
The innovative platform aims to simplify environmental restoration, providing learning opportunities, planning solutions and inspiration for individuals wanting to upskill their environmental knowledge, whether they are a novice or seasoned practitioner. You don't need 10,000 hectares to make a difference, 10 square metres can be enough, and we are here to help.
Pocket Restoration Aotearoa
Read Emma’s speech from the debut event for Pocket Restoration Aotearoa.
Introducing Emma Fryer
We have reached the milestone of two million EmGuards sold this month! Here Emma shares her thoughts about the journey from the first spark of an idea to this point.
Lake Ōhau restoration planting
The Ōhau Conservation Trust has planted about 3500 native plants alongside Lakes Ōhau and Middleton in the last 10 or so years. The Trust started using EmGuards in 2019, after deciding the days of plastic and wire plant protectors were over!
Fun South Westland school restoration project.
We were sent some photos from Vicki Smith, an artist and environmentalist who is currently working with South Westland school on a restoration project.
Planting Season Update
Spring has certainly arrived here in Nelson and we are enjoying bulbs in the garden, tuis dashing around the kowhai flowers, lamb kindergartens in the late afternoon and the feeling of new beginnings after a somewhat interesting year.
EmGuard ™ at Nursery Trade Day – Hamilton.
EmGuards™ will be on display at the North Island Nursery Trade Day at the Claudelands Arena Events Centre, Gate 4, Brooklyn Rd, Hamilton.
Trees along the Maitai River to commemorate the Great War
Another story from Jul 29 2018 on Stuff NZ about the Native trees planted near the Maitai River
Weed-killing drone a new weapon against agriculture's $1.7 billion pests
One News featured a story on our efforts using a drone to control weeds on January 16 2018.