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Friends of Grey Lynn Park

About us

Friends of Grey Lynn Park is a group of locals dedicated to enhancing Grey Lynn Park. In particular they have been working in the Rose Road gully since 2020 to clear it of weeds, replant, and create a beautiful peaceful valley for the community to enjoy.

They have an annual planting day and hold weeding bees most months. They are always looking for more people to help out and would love to hear from you!

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Contact

Joanna Hurst

Phone 021 945 393

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Photo credits: Bartek Wyptch (grey warbler)

Urban Ark – Manawa Taiao logo: Glenn Jones

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        • Lava Rock Forests
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      • Build a wētā hotel
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