Coastal and beach parks volunteer days : Christchurch City Council

There are a number of ways you can volunteer to make our coasts clean and green.

What to expect

Help restore and maintain our beautiful coastal areas and beach parks.

What to bring

Sturdy closed toe shoes
Own gloves
Weather appropriate clothing - layers, raincoat and hat
Water bottle and snacks
Some tools will be provided

Regular working bees

South New Brighton Domain

Christchurch City Council and Avon Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust are working with local residents to restore this earthquake damaged area and enhance the beautiful South New Brighton Domain. Regular tasks include planting, weeding, watering, mulching, pruning and collecting litter.

First Sunday of every month, 1pm to 4pm
Meet at the South New Brighton Domain playground, accessed off Beatty Street, South New Brighton

For more information, contact Pieter Borcherds on 027 611 8655.

McCormacks Bay

A once neglected wetland, McCormacks Bay is being restored by Christchurch City Council, Avon Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust and local volunteers from the Ferrymead Rotary Club and Mt Pleasant Residents Association.

Working bees are held on the third Sunday of each month, 2pm to 4pm
Meet along McCormacks Bay Road - look out for the Council Ranger vehicle

For more information and/or to receive regular updates, email Myles Richardson on mylsie@outlook.co.nz.

Diamond Harbour

Help the Diamond Harbour community turn Morgan's and Sam's Gullies into native forests.

Working bees are held on the last Sunday of the month, 10am to 1pm
Meet at Upper Sam's Gully, between Marine Drive and Bay View Road

Stay up to date by checking the Friends of Morgan's and Sam's Gullies facebook page(external link).

Community planting days

Stay tuned for more events.

Coastal and beach parks volunteer days