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  • Unitec Environmental GIS Students

    On 18 August, Unitec Associate Professor Dr Glen Aguilar once again brought a group of students pursuing a Bachelor of Applied Sciences–Biodiversity Management degree with the School of Environmental and Animal Sciences to do some field work for the Applied GIS paper. Also joining the Unitec group were students from NorthTec. The field trip exercises…

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  • Unitec Ecology Students–8 August 2024

    Ecology students participating  in the Unitec Institute of Technology biodiversity restoration class have been visiting CUE Haven for the past several years in order to get a chance to do some first-hand observations of a restoration project in progress.  Because we have been planting since 2008, they can readily see different stages in the regeneration…

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  • Kiwi Avoidance Training–7 July 2024

    Kiwi are New Zealand’s national bird and being flightless, are seriously endangered by introduced predators.  In 2013 and 2014, our neighbours, Gill & Kevin Adshead released nearly forty Northland Brown kiwi on their property – Mataia.  The kiwi population has grown over the years and expanded beyond Mataia.  The growing kiwi populations means that dogs…

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  • ASB Technology Architecture Group–21 June 2024

    For the first time, some staff members from ASB’s Technology Architecture team had their volunteer day at CUE Haven and helped us with some important planting work.  The team arrived first thing in the morning and included Charlotte, Christie, Daniel, Henk, Manuela, Marvin, Mike, Ping, Shane and Steven. Everyone was new to CUE Haven so…

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  • Sri Sathya Sai International Organisation of New Zealand–9 June 2024

    The Sri Sathya Sai Group is a spiritual organisation whose members make a commitment to community service The group have made many contributions to the CUE Haven restoration project over the years—assisting with planting, painting the nursery and walking track maintenance.  Today seventeen members gave up their Sunday morning to help us with some restoration…

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