We cant believe its November already! Here are the weed rambles/blitzes coming up this month... come and join us to learn how to identify and control weeds or share your knowledge with others : Friday 15th November | 10am to noon | Pacific [Read More]
Tutukaka Land Care Events
Four Special Kiwi Released on Labour Weekend
At least 300 people began their Labour weekend meeting four wild kiwi at a gathering on Tawapou Farm. The four adult female kiwi raised from chicks in a sanctuary on Matakohe/Limestone Island in the Whangarei Harbour were blessed and named, Pikiake, [Read More]
Get Ginger Savvy!
Be great if we could make wine out of wild ginger? unfortunately its not much use and its invading our coast so its time to get Ginger Savvy and learn how to spot it, report it and let us know if you need help to remove it. S.W.A.T have started a [Read More]
October – Weed Busters Needed!
October Weed Action Events are as follows: Events Postponed (wait for more settled weather to be rescheduled) Kowharewa Bay - working on the low tide to access areas around the rocks towards Pacific Bay, main target sweet pea bush and [Read More]
Tutukaka Landcare Kiwi Release
Date/Time - Friday 25 October 2019 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Location:Â Taurawhata Lane, Tutukaka Your next chance to meet wild kiwi up close before they are released is coming up on Friday October 25th on the Tutukaka Coast! Three kiwi will be [Read More]
Kiwi Release – 17 November 2017
Another kiwi is being released into the thriving kiwi population on the Tutukaka Coast. Tutukaka Land Care invites you to come along and meet a wild kiwi up close before s/he is released into the predator controlled area managed by the Tutukaka Land [Read More]
Kiwi Listening
Although its a blunt instrument, monitoring kiwi calls is our only way to get a measure of the birds present in our area. Presently we have 7 listening points between Ngunguru and Sandy Bay. These have been monitored for over 10 years and show an [Read More]
Dog Aversion Training – August 20th
A control method that has helped teach dogs to not go after kiwi is avoidance training. Dogs are taken on a leash past kiwi scent and if they show interest are given a small electric shock, most dogs quickly learn to ignore this scent when taken past [Read More]
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