Southland Ecological Restoration Network (SERN) is a network of Southland people “bringing back the natives”. The aim is to promote the restoration of native ecological sites in Southland.
This website features a number of local restoration projects, with contact information and photos for each project. There is also at least one field day a year to bring people involved in restoration together, to encourage and share knowledge and also celebrate all the good work going on around Southland.
SERN openly invites volunteers to approach restoration project contacts if they wish to lend a hand.
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SIT students help restore Bluff Hill/Motupohue in Parks Week
SIT students have been involved in native plantings near the Gun Pit, as a part of the Bluff HIll Motupohue Environment Trust’s restoration project. One of a number of… Read more
