We have up to 16 volunteers from the Otago Medical School Students Association keen to engage with Rotary Dunedin. Arrangements have been made with the project manager for Dunedin Harbour, for this group to help out by spreading mulch at the Hospice and then when that job is done, travel to Kaikorai Valley to a site where we can pick up pine cones, with a plan to sell them later as a fundraiser. This will take place on the afternoon of Friday. 17th Feb. We need 3-4 club members willing to help supervise the students on the day, and offer transport from North Dunedin to Kaikorai Valley and back. We also need members willing to lend out their shovels/spades for the volunteers to spread the mulch and up to four wheel barrows. Please contact President Fiona at fiona.robin@xtra.co.nz or 0274821103 if you are able to help! |
Dr Craig Bunt is the Inaugural Professor of Agricultural Innovation, University of Otago.
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