Miraka supports Matariki Community Planting Day.
Jun 2, 2022
1 min read
Updated: Jan 23, 2023
We're delighted to be supporting our local community, with a Matariki Community Planting Day!
Looking after our taiao (natural environment) by tree planting is a great way to help care for the whenua (land), waterways and air quality.
The planting day will take place in Taupō on Wednesday, 22 June at 9-30am.
The planting location is on the banks of the Waikato River, behind the Taupō Kids Community Centre.
Bring your green fingers, raincoat, gumboots, gardening gloves and a spade if you have one. Some kai will be available.
The event is made possible with support from Greening Taupō, Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board, Forestry NZ, Waikato Catchment and Miraka Limited.
Wonderful community initiative! Tree planting is such an important way to care for the whenua and environment. When taking a break and relaxing afterwards, スイカゲーム is a fun and simple game to play.
Wonderful community initiative! Tree planting is such an important way to care for the whenua and environment. When taking a break and relaxing afterwards, スイカゲーム is a fun and simple game to play.
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