Posts by Grey Lynn 2030
New Kelmarna Garden Trustees wanted
New Kelmarna Garden Trustees required for exciting new phase Kelmarna Garden Community Trust would like to thank everyone for the great turnout at the public meeting at the end of January. We had over a hundred people in attendance and it was wonderful to hear such positive feedback and recognition of Kelmarna as a highly valued sanctuary for…
Read MoreExplore Kelmarna Organic Gardens
12 Hukanui Crescent, Herne Bay, Auckland Discover the simple secrets of growing food in the tranquil setting of Kelmarna Organic Gardens. The gardens are open to the public through a pedestrian gate at the Hukanui Crescent entrance. A self-directed nature trail will show you chickens, vegetable gardens, a pony and young cattle, an organic orchard,…
Read MoreGrey Lynn 2030 Chair’s Report for 2014
The Trustees of the GL2030 Transition Community Trust are myself as Chair, Pippa Coom, Suzanne Kendrick, Sarah Guppy, Chris Olsen, Charlotte Gordon and Lynn Green. We have three active focus groups being the Car Boot market, the Waste Away Group and a project team looking at Resource Recovery. These community gardens were also one of…
Read MoreHelp us make Grey Lynn even better
The Grey Lynn Residents Association has commissioned research to find out what people care about in Grey Lynn. The research aims to find out what people love about Grey Lynn and want they want preserved, what is missing, and what needs to be changed or improved. The research results will form the basis of the…
Read MoreGrey Lynn Farmers Market AGM 2014
All are welcome to attend the GLFM AGM on Sunday 2nd November Join us for a shared lunch at 1pm followed by the AGM starting at 1.30pm Balcony Room, Grey Lynn Community Centre. Nominations are invited for the GLFM management committee Please email your nomination to Louise at glfarmersmarket@gmail.com All Friends of the market are members…
Read MoreConservation Week: Reuse to Reduce Market
History In partnership with Grey Lynn 2030 Waste Away, and as part of Conservation Week, Auckland Zoo held a Reuse to Reduce Market. Conservation Week theme in 2014 was ‘discover the world where you live’ and the market’s aim was to get people thinking and looking at ways to help keep the world on our doorstep…
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