BRaid
Community Organisation
Community Organisation
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As we all have to stay home for a while, BRaid has teamed up with Trustpower so that kids of all ages can get creative, have fun, and share what they discover about our amazing braided rivers and the animals that live in them. It's open to all ages, and entries go into a random draw to win … View moreAs we all have to stay home for a while, BRaid has teamed up with Trustpower so that kids of all ages can get creative, have fun, and share what they discover about our amazing braided rivers and the animals that live in them. It's open to all ages, and entries go into a random draw to win weekly prizes (sent once Level 4 ends). See the website for more details.
Want to learn about predators and trapping? Would you be willing to put a trap in your backyard to protect native wildlife (or maybe let someone check the trap for you)? Perhaps you have a few hours to spare each week to check traps in your area.
This workshop aims to increase trapping to … View moreWant to learn about predators and trapping? Would you be willing to put a trap in your backyard to protect native wildlife (or maybe let someone check the trap for you)? Perhaps you have a few hours to spare each week to check traps in your area.
This workshop aims to increase trapping to protect the amazing bird life in the Ashley estuary and wetlands just north of Christchurch… But it’s not just about the Ashley! If you live anywhere in New Zealand and are interested in finding out more about predators and trapping in your area, come along to this FREE workshop, followed by afternoon tea (we’ll even have chocolate biscuits!) Experienced trappers are coming to swap tips and tricks, so here's your chance to learn more about how we can make New Zealand predator free by 2050.
This Saturday 15 July at 3.00pm, Arts in Oxford (72 Main St) is hosting a discussion panel on the state of our rivers and the endangered birds that inhabit them. The focus will *not* be on known issues such as dairy farming and water quality. Rather, it will be on two emerging issues: climate … View moreThis Saturday 15 July at 3.00pm, Arts in Oxford (72 Main St) is hosting a discussion panel on the state of our rivers and the endangered birds that inhabit them. The focus will *not* be on known issues such as dairy farming and water quality. Rather, it will be on two emerging issues: climate change and new conservation technologies. The event is free and open to the public.
A week of free workshops in the gallery. Create your own birds from templates. All materials supplied ‘paint, write a message, knit a jersey, add bling! Tuesday 30 May to Tuesday 6th June (except Monday 5 June)
from 10.30 am to 3.00 pm.
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