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We are an organisation of mainly volunteers that are working to restore, educate and advocate for our unique dryland plant species of Central Otago and the special creatures that depend upon them.
WHAT IS COMING UP
nursery sessions have stopped for christmas
we are back thursday January 13th
It will be business as usual from 9am to 12pm.
SIGN IN VIA OUR QR CODE
BRING YOUR OWN MASK
BRING YOUR OWN GLOVES
BRING YOUR OWN MUG for a cuppa after the session Contact nursery@haehaeata.org.nz for FURTHER INFORMATION IF NEEDED
THURSDAY NURSERY VOLUNTEER SESSIONS ARE ON under the cOVID traffic light system
IMPORTANT
COVID19 update
As you will be aware, the government has declared the South Island as “orange” in the new COVID ‘Traffic Light’ system and the requirement of vaccine passes has been outlined.
We need to keep details of who is present at our nursery sessions and in that regard would you please confirm you hold a vaccine pass at your next visit to the nursery by showing whoever is signing you in. This will be required only once and will also get us familiar with presenting “my vaccine pass” at other places.
If you have not been vaccinated please do not attend, as it is our responsibility to ensure we do the best we can for each other and keep the nursery facility as safe as possible from the virus.
MORNING SESSIONS: THURSDAYS FROM 9 - 12PM.
SIGN IN VIA OUR QR CODE
BRING YOUR OWN MASK
BRING YOUR OWN GLOVES
BRING YOUR OWN MUG for a cuppa after the session Contact nursery@haehaeata.org.nz for FURTHER INFORMATION IF NEEDED
About us
Find out about us, our area and why we are doing what we are doing.
Our nursery
We are eco sourcing seed from our dryland native species and growing them on. Find out more.
Get involved
Central Otago has very little in natural biodiversity areas. There are lots of ways you could help us turn this around.
Plants for Central Otago
Learn about our special species and what grows where.
What we are up to
Here is the latest on what we are up to. Find out more about our projects and community collaborations.
Places to go
Information and photos to help you discover our 'world of difference.'
A 'mostly' monthly email with local plant profile, upcoming events and what we have been doing amongst other things.
We rely on generous donations from the public, sponsorship and grants to ensure our nursery can eco source and propagate native plants along with providing a hub for community involvement and learning. The projects we are involved in will ultimately create areas of native bush providing homes for our native wildlife.
Would you or your business like to 'give back' and support work to improve our environment and natural heritage? Become a friend!
