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Rabobank Volunteer Day with The Forest Bridge Trust
Rabobank Volunteer Day with The Forest Bridge Trust Corporate volunteering is a growing trend, we are seeing more businesses give their staff one paid day a year to give a helping hand to community projects. Last week The Forest Bridge Trust hosted a group of 16...
The people behind KMR – Tim Brandenburg
The People behind KMR Tim Brandenburg – The Forest Bridge Trust Fencing and Planting Coordinator and KMR Field Advisor Conservation is in Tim Brandenburg’s blood. In fact, he has dedicated most of his professional career, not to mention a good deal of his personal...
Kiwi Avoidance Dog Training
Kiwi Avoidance Training Save the Kiwi’s avoidance trainers were in Rodney to deliver 3 days of training last month. The Forest Bridge Trust extended invitations to dog owners in the central and wider bridge to put their pets through a simple 15-minute training...
Bird Count November 2022
Bird Count November 2022 Measuring results, bird counting season is underway – update from The Forest Bridge Ecologist Virginia Moreno TFBT, landowners and volunteers put a lot of effort into protecting and restoring native habitats and we want to know if and how we...
Bellbird / Korimako are once again becoming a part of Rodney’s biodiversity
Bellbird / Korimako are once again becoming a part of Rodney’s biodiversity © Ngā Manu The Forest Bridge Trust have been thrilled to receive reports of bellbirds being heard and sighted in the Rodney area over the past few months. "I'm absolutely thrilled to be...
Free Courses provided by Auckland Council – Nov 2022
Free Courses provided by Auckland Council - Nov 2022
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Annual Review
We take an annual review of our operations. These reports describe our accomplishments for the outgoing year and our focus areas for the coming year. Previous Years
Eastern Connectivity Report
In 2018, The Forest Bridge Trust commissioned a report investigating how the Trust could best encourage and support ecological connectivity in the area. More Details