Discover Cockayne Reserve
A guided exploration of Cockayne Reserve with The Green Lab, BOEE and CCC rangers in association with the City Nature Challenge.
A site of ecological significance, one of the few remaining natural fragments of riparian wetland vegetation along the Ōtākaro- Avon River corridor. Come and learn about the unique plants, insects and birds that can be found here.
Find out about water quality testing and take a closer look at aquatic invertebrates with The Brighton Observatory of Environment and Economics.
Regional parks Ranger Robbie will lead a walk and talk to identify the plants and birds that make this reserve home. Green Lab will be leading art engagement workshops.
BBQ and coffee cart available.
A site of ecological significance, one of the few remaining natural fragments of riparian wetland vegetation along the Ōtākaro- Avon River corridor. Come and learn about the unique plants, insects and birds that can be found here.
Find out about water quality testing and take a closer look at aquatic invertebrates with The Brighton Observatory of Environment and Economics.
Regional parks Ranger Robbie will lead a walk and talk to identify the plants and birds that make this reserve home. Green Lab will be leading art engagement workshops.
BBQ and coffee cart available.
, Meon Street, Aranui
Event contact
Bridget Allen bridget@thegreenlab.org.nz thegreenlab.org.nz/ www.facebook.com/thegreenlabnz www.instagram.com/thegreenlabnz/#Other events you may be interested in
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