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Green Corridors

About the Group

The Green Corridors Group is a volunteer community based group, which was set up in June 1999 by the Palmerston North City Council.

 Progress can certainly be seen now. March 06  Turitea Stream riparian margins in March 2006 Green Corridors committee checking out the progress of planting. March 2006 

Aims:

  • To promote a shared understanding of the green corridors concept
  • To articulate a common vision for how green corridors can be developed to benefit the City – environmentally, socially and economically
  • To facilitate the co-ordination of current initiatives that support the development of green corridors
  • To identify priorities in relation to strengthening existing corridors and developing new corridors

Membership:
Group consists of a range of community and regional/city council representatives.  The skill base of members ranges from ecologists, resource management consultants, company directors, horticulturalists and strategic planners.

Green Corridors Brochure:
Green-Corridors-Brochure.pdf(194.04 KB)

Turitea Stream Project Brochure:
Green Corridors BrochureView our brochure in PDF format:

The free Acrobat Reader is required to view PDF files. Download here.

Our information brochure is also available from the Palmerston North City Council.

Turitea Planting Guide:
Green Corridors has developed the Turitea Planting Guide for property owners in the Turitea Valley.  The Guide provides information on the Turitea Valley environment including species suitability, planting stages and suggested planting profiles.
- Turitea Planting Guide Text - Aug 2003.pdf(80.59 KB)

Children plantingGet involved: If you would like to start up a green corridor project in your area or would like further information about this project, please contact us.

Upcoming Events:

  • Eco-sourcing Workshop – March – May 2007
  • Community Planting Day - Pari Reserve (date to be advised)
  • Arbor Day Planting (date to be advised)

Contact: 
Rebecca Swansson

 Palmerston North City Council
Private Bag 11-034, Palmerston North.
Ph: 06 356 8199 or rebecca.swansson@pncc.govt.nz

Projects:
Turitea Stream Green Corridor – linking the Manawatu River with the Tararua Ranges via the Turitea Stream.

To view a presentation about the Green Corridors work please open: greencorridorspresentation.doc(2,149.00 KB)

To view the areas that have been planted over the last six years, proposed future plantings and park bench locations open: Green Corridor planting map and seat location.pdf(359.55 KB)

Link to 2006 Community Arbor Day Planting

2005 Community Arbor Day Planting

The Green Corridors Group organised a Community Arbor Day Planting at Ngahere Park Esplanade Reserve, Turitea Road, Palmerston North (approximately 3.5 kilometres from the intersection of Turitea Road and Old West Road) on Sunday 12 June at 10.30am. Anybody who wanted to plant a native tree within the Turitea Stream Green Corridor was welcome to come along and participate.  Members of the Green Corridors group were on hand to discuss the re-vegetation project and answer any questions people had.

Toby, from Global Volunteer Network, is supervising these conservation minded international visitors to mulch plantings that their predecessors have assisted with over the years for Green Corridors by the Turitea Stream. Photo Adie LengThis teenagers is planting a kahikatea and felt very proud of her effort that she knows will help sustain her future on earth. All ages helped plant trees at the Arbor Day planting along the Turitea Stream June 12, 2005

 

 




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