June Working Bee – Follow Up Planting
Andrew Mackintosh May 25th, 2018
Andrew Mackintosh May 25th, 2018
Liz April 16th, 2018
Join members of the St Lukes Environmental Protection Society (STEPS) for the community planting at Roy Clements Treeway, Meola Creek. This year we will extend the wetland planting at the southern end. Come along with your family and friends for a couple of hours of planting and help improve the native biodiversity of the area.
When: Saturday 19 May 2018 at 10.30 am
Where to meet: Kerr Taylor Reserve end of Treeway, 35 Fergusson Ave, Mt Albert
What to bring: Sunhat, sunblock, raincoat, water bottle, gardening gloves and a spade, if you have them.
For further information contact us via our website. If it rains, we will post an update on the STEPS website.
Our rain day will be Sunday 20th May. Thanks to Albert-Eden Local Board for their ongoing support.
Liz November 11th, 2017
STEPS has worked with Council Biodiversity, Wildlands and other experts over the years. We have developed starter plant lists of ‘naturally occurring’ species for three habitats which occur along Meola Creek:
These lists are useful for community plantings and for site re-instatement as improvements take place in the catchment. Thanks to Nick Goldwater and Sel Arbuckle for plant lists. Below is a photo taken by Roy Clements of a wetland community planting.
Planting the STEPS Wetland May 2009
Rock Forest planting schedule FoM STEPS plant lists- wetland and streamside (riparian)
Auckland Lava Rock Forest plant list (from Friends of Maungawhau – first published in their book: Maungawhau – a Short History of Volunteer Action 2014)