Pick Up 5 ( https://ohrn.nz/pickup5/ ) is an enduring campaign brought to you by the Mother-of-All-Clean-Ups Committee Read More ...
video of our estuary
10 minute video footage of our
Projects
Tanya Jenkins Oral History 2010
An interview with Tanya Jenkins. Part of the Read More
Peter Neal Oral History 2010
An interview with Peter Neal. Part of the Read More
Murray & Helen Snowden Oral History 2010
An interview with Murray & Helen Snowden. Read More
Rik Tau Oral History 2010
An interview with Henare Rakiihia Tau (Rik). Part Read More
Eric Banks Oral History 2010
An interview with Eric Banks. Part of the Read More
Alisdair Hutchison Oral History 2010
An interview with Alisdair Hutchison. Part of the Read More
Les Batcheler Oral History 2009
An interview with Les Batcheler. Part of the Read More
Kevin O’Conner Oral History 2009
An interview with Kevin O’Conner. Part of Read More
Elizabeth Stuart-Jones Oral History 2009
An interview with Elizabeth Stuart-Jones. Part of Read More
Chrissie Williams Oral History 2009
An interview with co-founder and former board Read More
Alex Drysdale Oral History 2009
An interview with co-founder of the Estuary Trust Read More
This 20ha section along Anzac Drive once belonged to the Mugford family but is now part of Bexley Park. With Read More ...
Mother of all cleanups 2023 – Report
Mother Of All Cleanups
Saturday, 11 May 2024, on Mothers' day weekend hundreds of caring residents gave Mother Nature their gift by cleaning Read More ...
This is a ceremony to wish the Godwits a safe journey back to Alaska which is their breeding ground. To escape Read More ...
From early industrial area in the mid to 1950's to farm paddocks before City Council agreed to extend the estuary and Read More ...
The Estuary Trust commenced restoring and enhancing this wetland area in 2014. Hundreds of native trees and Read More ...
This little reserve is the start of Steamwharf Stream which flows into the Heathcote River and then the Estuary. Read More ...
This is a joint community project between the Estuary Trust, Christchurch City Council and local residents. One Read More ...