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May 2006
Street Collection Day Update - $8,459.20 raised!
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| MP Marian Hobbs © Priya Gill |
A big thank you to everyone who helped out with the Sanctuary's first annual street Collection Day last week. We raised a grand total of $8,459.20! Over 150 volunteers collected at various locations around Wellington, including MP Marian Hobbs, who collected outside Parliament during her lunckbreak. Every cent raised will go towards vital habitat restoration and species recovery work at the Sanctuary, bringing rare wildlife back to Wellington. (More...)
Help the Sanctuary on International Biodiversity Day
by joining in with our first ever street collection
This year on Monday 22 May Karori Wildlife Sanctuary is marking International Biodiversity Day with its first ever street collection – and we need YOUR help! (More...)
Mothers' Day Special – Mums come in for FREE!
Calling kids of ALL ages! Treat your mum to a free day out at the Sanctuary this Mothers’ Day! (Sunday 14 May)
Bring your mum along, and she’ll get in for free. It’s the perfect opportunity to check out some of our new attractions like the native fish in the recently-installed wetland display or a scenic boat ride on Ara Kawau, our electric boat.
Members' Seminar: Native frogs - decline and restoration
Thursday 4 May 2006, 7pm-8.30pm, Lecture Theatre 4, Wellington College of Education, Campbell Street, Karori.
Sanctuary members are invited to a seminar on New Zealand native frogs - decline and restoration, lead by Prof. Ben Bell, Associate Professor of Ecology at Victoria University. This is the first in a series of members' seminars planned for the year, and all members are invited to attend free of charge. Friends are also welcome to attend for a gold coin donation. If you would like to come along, please email rsvp@sanctuary.org.nz.
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