Eastern Bay of Plenty Forest and Bird won a special prize of $250 for its efforts in the Clean Up New Zealand campaign. Concerned at the dumping of garden rubbish and weeds on the foreshore at Ohope, they coordinated equipment and volunteers to restore the western entrance to the Kohi Point walkway. The Department of Conservation, the Whakatane District Council, a neighbour, and the Salvation Army youth team joined in. A local ‘coast care’ group has been formed with members planting up the dunes with spinifex and pingao.
MEG COLLINS
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Forest and Bird, Issue 300, 1 May 2001, Page 43
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90Eastern Bay of Plenty Forest and Bird won a special prize of $250 for its efforts in the Clean Up New Zealand campaign. Concerned at the dumping of garden rubbish and weeds on the foreshore at Ohope, they coordinated equipment and volunteers to restore the western entrance to the Kohi Point walkway. The Department of Conservation, the Whakatane District Council, a neighbour, and the Salvation Army youth team joined in. A local ‘coast care’ group has been formed with members planting up the dunes with spinifex and pingao. MEG COLLINS Forest and Bird, Issue 300, 1 May 2001, Page 43
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