Papamoa Rotary

Check out our dune planting event on Saturday 19 September at Taylor Reserve, 10 am to midday.
We need your help!
On Saturday the 19th of September 2026 from 10am to midday Coast Care and Pāpāmoa Rotary Club are joining forces to plant an area of Taylor Reserve, Papamoa Beach.
We will be planting 1500 to 2000 plants so we need lots of helping hands and we would love to see you there.
A sausage sizzle will be provided for all helpers , our thanks to the team at Property Brokers Pāpāmoa for their support. 🙂
Bring your friends and family and help us protect and restore our precious sand dunes. Led by local Coast Care restoration coordinator Harry, we'll be planting dune plants.
Dune planting is easy and good fun with like-minded people, so come along and ‘dig’ in (if you’re bringing littles ones, please ensure you’re ready and able to help them).
Where: Taylors Reserve, Pāpāmoa - meet at the Taylors Reserve carpark (look out for the Coast Care flags). Entrance to the carpark is opposite 1010A to 1012 Pāpāmoa Beach Road.
📅 Date: Saturday 19 September 2026
⏲️ Time: 10 am to 12pm
🟦 What you need to bring:
* Gardening gloves (we will have some on hand, but you may prefer to bring your own)
* Sturdy, covered walking shoes/boots (no jandals or bare feet please)
* Sunhat, water and a raincoat (just in case).
☔ Please keep an eye on the weather forecasts. If MetService issues a red weather warning, this event will be cancelled.
This is planting is part of a Bay of Plenty regional activity where all Rotary Clubs in BOP are involved in an environmental project on the same day. Check out the website :
http://www.footprintsforourfuture.org.nz/

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