Liz July 3rd, 2021
Sel & Liz from STEPS joined dedicated volunteer staff from Plant and Food. We are clearing invasive weeds like moth plant, madeira vine, and woolly nightshade from their amazing and unique heritage plant collection. Removing pest plants from the top of Meola catchment reduces the odds of windblown seeds spreading further down the creek, improving the stream and its environs. Thanks to the team including Warren from STAMP.
Liz July 3rd, 2021
Waitītiko and Point Chev community have a fantastic group of neighbours who are restoring rock forest opposite Kanuka St. STEPS is thrilled by progress made in removing wattles and many pest plants, uncovering native plants and seedlings, and even planting some new kohekohe, carex, flax and other. Meola Creek critters will be have better habitat and its banks will support more indigenous species day by day, year by year. Thanks Damien, Mary, Chris and Dan – you are inspirational.
Liz May 30th, 2021
Thanks to everyone who turned out on Sunday 30 May to help STEPS plant 120 plants in the ephemeral wetland and on the grassy knoll. We had a great turnout on a sunny morning. Special thanks to Sel for planning and layouts. It was wonderful to meet so many supporters old and new from around Waitītiko Meola catchment.
St Lukes Environmental Protection Society
Protecting Meola Creek's environs since 2005.
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