Introduction
| Indigenous Plants
| Forest Restoration
| Planting Plan 2006
| Weed Plan
| Trapping
Makara Peak Annual Planting Plan 2006
- 1510 trees planted from mid May to mid August.
- Many will need to be released twice in the following summer.
- To increase biodiversity
- To improve landscape values
- To reduce the fire risk
- Available funds: WCC conservation grant, Project Crimson grant, Robert C Bruce Trust & Greenwood Grants, WCC friends of budget ($2000, covers 510 plants), Riparian Restoratrion grants, Home nurseries & Donations
- Leaping Lizard (Arena area & top third of Nikau) 250 To increase biodiversity Supporters.
- 20 Kamahi
- 50 Northern rata (project crimson)
- 20 Rimu
- 30 Miro
- 20 Titoki
- 30 Kohekohe
- 10 Tawa
- 30 Totara
- 20 Hinau
- 10 Rewarewa
- 10 White Maire
- Summit area (incl Upper Aratihi) 200 Reduce spread of gorse/barberry around summit
- 100 Tenax grasses
- 50 Flax
- 20 Northern rata
- 10 Hebe stricta
- 10 Cabbage tree
- 10 Kamahi
- Gully at bottom of Trickle Falls 60 Increase biodiversity (plant with shelters) Global Volunteers
- 20 tawa
- 20 kahikatea
- 20 puketea
- South Karori Stream Project 1000 Riparian restoration project, paid for by WRC and other grants (follow Andys restoration plan). Plant in July (after frosts)