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  • SFS Centre for Rainforest Studies—11-12 June 2014

    The School for Field Studies (SFS) is a US-based global organisation that provides students with overseas study opportunities in a variety of ecological settings. The SFS Centre for Rainforest Studies, based in Australia, features a programme of study that includes a visit to New Zealand where students can learn about New Zealand’s temperate rain forests.…

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  • Contact Energy—5 June 2014

    Contact Energy, one of New Zealand’s largest public companies, is a generator and retailer of electricity, natural gas and LPG.  Today eight people from Contact’s Auckland office came out for a fun day of tree planting. Various corporate staff from Contact Energy’s office in Auckland have come to CUE Haven over the past years and…

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  • Overseas Chinese Association New Zealand Chapter—31 May 2014

    Our neighbours at CUE Haven, Tai Wen Tsu and Yu Hua Hu, are members of the Overseas Chinese Association New Zealand Chapter.  The Association is regularly involved in community service projects and Tai Wen arranged for them to visit CUE Haven for a planting day. 47 members of the Association arrived at about ten and included…

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  • Avondale College TFS Planting Day—28 May 2014

    Avondale College horticulture students participating in the Trees For Survival (TFS) program have been coming to CUE Haven since 2009.  Today another great group of 46 Year 12 and Year 13 horticulture students along with four staff members were out for a successful planting day. We had earlier picked up the plants that the students…

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  • Green ‘S’ Force Planting Days—24-25 May 2014

    Our friends from the Green ‘S’ Force were back at CUE Haven this weekend and made another major contribution to our 2014 planting effort.  We had a great time working with the team and really appreciate all their hard work. Because the Green ‘S’ Force is a volunteer, organisation, all of its members are students…

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