The views from the summit of Papamoa Hills. Photo/File
Members of the public are invited to roll up their sleeves for a good cause at Papamoa Hills this long weekend.
With around 2500 native plants ready to go into the ground, Regional Council was hoping people get behind this revegetation project.
More than 60,000 natives have already been planted
at Papamoa Hills Regional Park since 2009 and with the Council rearing an environment where flora and fauna can flourish.
Papamoa Hills Park Ranger Mark Ray said by retiring this steep land not only were we protecting waterways but controlling weed species too.
"There is something very satisfying about planting something in the ground, especially when it's with a group of motivated people keen to make a difference."
