
Youngsters plant trees to protect their stream
Friday, 14 June 2013 4:31 p.m.
Rotorua young people plant Utuhina Stream
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Additional Government funding to clean up the Kopeopeo Canal near Whakatāne is a welcome contribution, Bay of Plenty Regional Council says.

Coast Care is hosting an event on 23 June 2013 at Marine Parade in Mount Maunganui to celebrate the significant efforts put in by volunteers to plant nearly one million plants over the last 19 years. The public is invited to bring along a spade and join them.

Ohiwa Harbour has made considerable ecological progress under Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s Strategy, a meeting of the Ohiwa Harbour Implementation Forum heard last week.

Rotorua young people from five schools were out in force today [Friday 17 June] planting up the Utuhina Stream as part of a Rotorua Youth Environmental Forum (RYEF) project.

Rotorua young people plant Utuhina Stream

Additional Government funding to clean up Kopeopeo Canal welcomed.

Coast Care Millionth Plant Event

Ohiwa Harbour making good ecological progress