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  • Kiwi Release On The Kaipara—25 May and 11 June 2013

    One of the many positives of the CUE Haven project is the many interesting people we have met and the wonderful friends we’ve made, and in particular, our neighbours Gill and Kevin Adshead.  They have a 1300 hectare (3200 acre) beef and sheep farm, Mataia,  just down the road from us and they have set…

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  • Murrays Bay Intermediate School – 10 June 2013

    Murrays Bay Intermediate School on Auckland’s North Shore is a New Zealand Enviro School.  Schools participating in the Enviro school programme take an action based approach to education to involve students in planning, designing and implementing sustainability projects both at school and throughout the wider community.  The objective is to make students a catalyst for…

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  • St. Kentigern School TFS Planting Day—6 June 2013

    On Thursday June 6, 63 students from St. Kentigern School along with the school principal, teachers, parents, members of the Auckland City Sunrise Rotary Club and Auckland Council staff visited CUE Haven for a fantastic day of tree planting, waicare and nature exploration.  In total 94 volunteers were on site for the day. The St.…

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  • Avondale College TFS Planting Day—5 June 2013

    For the fifth year in a row, Avondale College students made a major contribution to the CUE Haven project with another successful Trees for Survival planting day. Back in May, we had gone out to Avondale College to pick up the plants the students had grown in their on-site nursery.  The students showed us the…

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  • Green ‘S’ Force Planting Days–1-2 June 2013

    The Shah Satnam Ji Green ‘S’ Welfare Force was formed in India by Saint Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji Insan in 2006.  Originally intended to help humanity in distress by mobilising during natural disasters, the organisation today has expanded its membership and scope. Today the Green ‘S’ Welfare Force has over 30 million volunteers operating…

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