Sunday 27th September 2020

A day walk in the BOP hills

This is a wonderful section of native bush on the road to Kawhia. It stretches across both sides of the road and we can visit both. This would be a great opportunity to learn the names of some common, and some less frequently seen plants, ferns and fungi. Perhaps even a few birds! If we are lucky someone may bring along a few reference books for instant knowledge. The park is managed by the Hamilton Junior naturalists group so the tracks are well-maintained and provide access to most of the area. This would be a very suitable trip for children

Weekend 19th - 20th September

A weekend away at a bush hut in the King Country

Weekend 12th - 13th September

Predator baiting work in the beautiful Pureora

Weekend 5th - 6th September

Two peaks in two days in the Lake Taupo area

Club night: Wednesday 2nd September at St Stephens Church Hall, Mahoe Street. Doors open 7pm, starts 7.30pm

Sunday 30th August 2020

A Sunday tramp in a little - known forest reserve

This is a wonderful section of native bush on the road to Kawhia. It stretches across both sides of the road and we can visit both. This would be a great opportunity to learn the names of some common, and some less frequently seen plants, ferns and fungi. Perhaps even a few birds! If we are lucky someone may bring along a few reference books for instant knowledge. The park is managed by the Hamilton Junior naturalists group so the tracks are well-maintained and provide access to most of the area. This would be a very suitable trip for children

Weekend 22nd - 23rd August

An exciting winter adventure in the snow.

Sunday 16th August 2020

An easy Sunday walk up a small Waikato hill

This is a wonderful section of native bush on the road to Kawhia. It stretches across both sides of the road and we can visit both. This would be a great opportunity to learn the names of some common, and some less frequently seen plants, ferns and fungi. Perhaps even a few birds! If we are lucky someone may bring along a few reference books for instant knowledge. The park is managed by the Hamilton Junior naturalists group so the tracks are well-maintained and provide access to most of the area. This would be a very suitable trip for children