Kaikorai Stream

Kaikorai Stream needs your help

Aroha Kaikorai Valley are looking for an administrator, 12 month fixed term 6 hours per week. If you know someone with time and passion please share. You can get a full job description here on our website. https://akv.nz/aroha-kaikorai-valley-news/vacancy-part-time-akv-trust-administrator

Like this please Otago Regional Council https://www.abc.net.au/gardening/how-to/dream-drain/102363344?fbclid=IwAR1EAr4RObvDIHb-fA_W19RRkZkd6hKR7pj3F4Yuj82P3DwucPWDc3CdunI

Dream Drain - Gardening Australia Jerry tours a waterway restoration project that is building a sanctuary for wildlife and the community.

Kaikorai Valley College Urban Concept Farm open day today (Saturday) 10am to 2pm.

A reminder about our Open Day this weekend: Saturday the 19th from 10am to 2pm. Entrance between the pedestrian crossing and Kaikorai Stream bridge on KV Road: keep going until you see Dynes Lane - and go down that to the Farm.

We will have a few small things to buy: sunflower seedlings and tee cup gardens, small amounts of blackcurrant plants (recent cuttings), apple trees (recently grafted), and some native plants.

KVC's farm open day...

We have an Open Day on Saturday the 19th of November 10 am to 2 pm.

We will have have a few plants, seeds and eggs to sell too.

Stroll in and have a relaxed look around the Farm. Guided tours (c. 20 mins) every hour and a cuppa if you want to dwell a while.

This great page about Kaikorai Valley

Aroha Kaikorai Valley AKV is a charitable organisation created to enhance the mighty Kaikorai Valley, by looking after the

Kaikorai Stream flows through Green Island. Photo by Benjamin Paul Jeffery.

Future of Otago's waterways in spotlight | Otago Regional Council The dates and venues for a second round of consultation for the Otago Regional Council’s Land and Water Regional Plan has been announced.

Kaikarae Stream needs waimāori and thanks to Dunedin City Council it gets it at Mount Grand as overflow of clean water for the treatment plant enters Fraser's Creek to dilute all the industrial pollution downstream.

It's Te Wiki o te reo Māori (Māori Language Week), celebrating te reo Māori.

We are sharing some kupu (words) that you can learn.

Today on Rāapa (Wednesday), the word is ''wai māori“ which means:

Freshwater.

A healthy environment needs wai māori. 🌊