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Sustainable Paremoremo’s vision is to promote and encourage revegetation of native species on private land in the Paremoremo Valley and Lucas Creek escarpment as part of the NorthWest Wildlink.
The NorthWest Wildlink (from Tiritiri Matangi to Waitakere Ranges) aims to encourage biodiversity of birds and wildlife, providing a food chain across this great piece of land. The Hauraki Gulf Islands and Waitakere Ranges sanctuaries provide safe breeding grounds for native birds and other at risk species. Because of these safe havens, we are starting to see the return of more native birds to the mainland.
Sustainable Paremoremo aims to improve water quality in our streams, estuaries and riparian water ways, and increase the native wildlife throughout the district as part of the wildlink. We currently have over 100 landowners involved in the project which also includes assisting with rat and possum traps.
Please keep up to date with what is going on via our Facebook page or you can send us an email any time for more information.