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  • CUE Haven Nursery Participates in the White Roofs Project

    We are nearly finished with the project to convert the old dairy milking shed at CUE Haven into a nursery where we will propagate seedlings for memorial plantings.  We hope to make the nursery a focal point for the educational opportunities provided by CUE Haven. To give you some background about the nursery conversion project,…

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  • Duncan’s Grove

    Duncan’s Grove has been formally established at CUE Haven. Family and friends of Duncan Selkirk Welch have planted kahikatea trees at CUE Haven in memory of little Duncan who passed away on 4 July 2010.  The first trees were planted in August 2010 and over the past few months, requests to plant trees for Duncan have…

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  • Conservation Volunteers Working Hard at CUE Haven–February 7-11, 2011

    You might think that because most of our news happens during the winter planting season, that summers are fairly quiet at CUE Haven. Not at all! Summertime is weed season, so we are busy weeding, spraying and releasing plants.  And there are loads of maintenance projects as well. To help us out, this past week,…

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  • Fraud Magazine | November/December 2010

    Thomas is a Certified Fraud Examiner and is a member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.  The two founding members of the Fraud Examiner profession are Joseph T. Wells and the late Donald Cressey.  In September 2010, the ACFE sponsored the planting of memorial trees in remembrance of Dr. Cressey and his late wife,…

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  • BNZ Volunteer Planting Days–September 28 and October 5, 2010

    On  28 September and on 5 October CUE Haven hosted two groups of volunteers from the St. Lukes, Auckland branch of BNZ (Bank of New Zealand).  On September 28th we were joined by Kim, Shabnam, Dani, Alex and Raymond: Also, on the 28th, our good friend Doug Bayer joined the group to set the pace for the…

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