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Soil & Health Auckland – Meeting Announcement

07 Feb 26/in Education and Knowledge, Gardening, Health and Food, News

Soil & Health Auckland has the pleasure of hearing from Savannah Carter-Green, who runs the Kai Rākau Project at Auckland Council’s Sanders Reserve on the North Shore. 

All welcome.

The Kai Rākau (Food Tree) Project is a community collection of heritage fruit, nut and subtropical trees, plus native medicinal trees and plants for the purposes of education, protection and heritage.

Savannah will tell us:

  • About how and why the project began
  • Where it is now
  • and its future goals and aspirations

Thursday 12 February 2026

7pm start time – sign-in, koha, and time to browse the sales tables. 

7: 30pm – general business and announcements  followed by our guest speaker, and question time.

9 pm Supper time – plate for our shared supper is always welcome

VENUE: Western Springs Gardens Community Halls, 956 Great North Road, Western Springs, Auckland


Offers of help with setting up from 6:40pm or tidying up afterward are gratefully accepted!

If you wish to download the ‘flyer’ above, you can do so here.

Tags: gardening, healthy food, meeting
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