Replanting the Port Hills
Celebrating Arbor Day, more than 250 children from Christchurch schools joined efforts to restore native forests to the slopes of the Port Hills above Christchurch. The replanting is part of the Port Hills 2000 project chaired by a former Forest and Bird executive councillor, Di Menzies. Crusader’s player Con Barrell was a special attraction to the day, organized by North Canterbury Forest and Bird.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 293, 1 August 1999, Page 45
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