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Life Behind the Lens
Doug Allan OBE is one of the world’s most respected wildlife cameramen, and he’s coming to New Zealand’s South Island this summer.
Doug has spent more than four decades filming topside and underwater in the world’s most extreme environments, making over fifty expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica. A multi-Emmy and BAFTA award-winning cameraman, his work includes landmark series such as Blue Planet and Planet Earth. It focusses on the realities of working in extreme environments, long-form storytelling, patience, logistics, and the unseen moments behind iconic wildlife footage. Join Doug for an illustrated evening of adventures, encounters and insights from a life spent working behind the lens.
Will be visiting venues across the South-Island, including Glenorchy (24 February), Wānaka (26 February), and Queenstown (1 March).
Organisers said while Doug is widely recognised for his filmmaking, he is also a strong voice on conservation. Over more than four decades working in some of the world’s most fragile environments - particularly polar and wilderness regions - he has witnessed first-hand the long-term impacts of climate change, human pressure, and biodiversity loss. His talks focus not only on remarkable encounters, but on what has changed, what is at risk, and why storytelling matters in building public care for wild places.
Event format
• 1-hour illustrated talk
• Followed by a live Q&A session
“For me, wildlife cameramen don’t come much more special than Doug. There’s just no one else who knows these frozen worlds as he does.” - David Attenborough
“From the beautiful and breathtaking to the brutal and provocative, whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, documentary maker or simply fascinated by his work, Doug Allan’s stories make this an evening you don’t want to end.” - Total Ntertainment
Tickets and full tour details are available here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/cc/life-behind-the-lens-with-doug-allan-nz-tour-4802224
Teviot Valley Rural Waste Management Workshop
Come along to Millers Flat Hall to talk about rural waste and what can be reduced, recycled and reused on farm. With guest speaker, Philippa Cameron from Otematata Station and ‘What’s for Smoko”.
Special deals and spot prizes to be had on the day.
Join us for lunch at 12 ahead of a 12.30pm workshop start time.
Email teviotwater@gmail.com to register your attendance. Please indicate if you’ll be joining us for lunch at 12.
OCC Newsletter Workshop - Online
This is an online (1 hour) follow up session to our in-person Newsletter Workshop that was held in Alexandra last year. If you want to learn how to produce a newsletter for your group and couldn’t make the in-person workshop, or if you did but would like a refresher, reply to this email and we’ll send you a Microsoft Teams link and resources (please indicate if you already have the resources).
As with the in-person workshop, this session will be led by Bex Borland from Borland Marketing. You’ll need to have a log-in for Mailchimp for the session.
Rural Community Dinner - Farmers and Growers
A chance to reconnect and take a load off. Bring along the farm team and family. Everyone is welcome. Great food, lucky prize draws, activities for the kids.
Owaka Community Centre
There is no cost for dinner but please RSVP number of people and any dietary requirements by text to 0212235498 before 1 Mar.
Non alcoholic drinks provided
Brought to you by Rural Support Trust
Life Behind the Lens
Doug Allan OBE is one of the world’s most respected wildlife cameramen, and he’s coming to New Zealand’s South Island this summer.
Doug has spent more than four decades filming topside and underwater in the world’s most extreme environments, making over fifty expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica. A multi-Emmy and BAFTA award-winning cameraman, his work includes landmark series such as Blue Planet and Planet Earth. It focusses on the realities of working in extreme environments, long-form storytelling, patience, logistics, and the unseen moments behind iconic wildlife footage. Join Doug for an illustrated evening of adventures, encounters and insights from a life spent working behind the lens.
Will be visiting venues across the South-Island, including Glenorchy (24 February), Wānaka (26 February), and Queenstown (1 March).
Organisers said while Doug is widely recognised for his filmmaking, he is also a strong voice on conservation. Over more than four decades working in some of the world’s most fragile environments - particularly polar and wilderness regions - he has witnessed first-hand the long-term impacts of climate change, human pressure, and biodiversity loss. His talks focus not only on remarkable encounters, but on what has changed, what is at risk, and why storytelling matters in building public care for wild places.
Event format
• 1-hour illustrated talk
• Followed by a live Q&A session
“For me, wildlife cameramen don’t come much more special than Doug. There’s just no one else who knows these frozen worlds as he does.” - David Attenborough
“From the beautiful and breathtaking to the brutal and provocative, whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, documentary maker or simply fascinated by his work, Doug Allan’s stories make this an evening you don’t want to end.” - Total Ntertainment
Tickets and full tour details are available here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/cc/life-behind-the-lens-with-doug-allan-nz-tour-4802224
Wetland Restoration in the Manuherekia
Hear from farmers who have been doing wetland restoration and see what they’ve done.
Location 1: Hills Creek
Location 2: Poolburn
Detail on where to meet coming soon.
Life Behind the Lens
Doug Allan OBE is one of the world’s most respected wildlife cameramen, and he’s coming to New Zealand’s South Island this summer.
Doug has spent more than four decades filming topside and underwater in the world’s most extreme environments, making over fifty expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica. A multi-Emmy and BAFTA award-winning cameraman, his work includes landmark series such as Blue Planet and Planet Earth. It focusses on the realities of working in extreme environments, long-form storytelling, patience, logistics, and the unseen moments behind iconic wildlife footage. Join Doug for an illustrated evening of adventures, encounters and insights from a life spent working behind the lens.
Will be visiting venues across the South-Island, including Glenorchy (24 February), Wānaka (26 February), and Queenstown (1 March).
Organisers said while Doug is widely recognised for his filmmaking, he is also a strong voice on conservation. Over more than four decades working in some of the world’s most fragile environments - particularly polar and wilderness regions - he has witnessed first-hand the long-term impacts of climate change, human pressure, and biodiversity loss. His talks focus not only on remarkable encounters, but on what has changed, what is at risk, and why storytelling matters in building public care for wild places.
Event format
• 1-hour illustrated talk
• Followed by a live Q&A session
“For me, wildlife cameramen don’t come much more special than Doug. There’s just no one else who knows these frozen worlds as he does.” - David Attenborough
“From the beautiful and breathtaking to the brutal and provocative, whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, documentary maker or simply fascinated by his work, Doug Allan’s stories make this an evening you don’t want to end.” - Total Ntertainment
Tickets and full tour details are available here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/cc/life-behind-the-lens-with-doug-allan-nz-tour-4802224
How to be an Effective Chair
Keen to grow your confidence and effectiveness as a chair?
Join huddl for 'How to be an Effective Chair' - a practical and engaging workshop in Wānaka, designed to equip aspiring, new, and experienced chairs with the skills and insights needed to lead effectively in today’s non-profit governance environment.
Facilitated by governance expert Giselle McLachlan, Founder of Grounded Governance, this session offers valuable tools and actionable takeaways to help you feel more confident and capable in your chair role.
We ran this session in Cromwell last year and it received rave reviews:
"I liked Giselle's down to earth approach to the subject, her inclusiveness and obvious track record in using what she was teaching."
"This workshop provided practical tips around meeting agendas, valuable tools and key actions to take forward"
Lake Wānaka Centre, 89 Ardmore Street, Wānaka
Cost: $35
Register now: https://huddl.nz/.../upskill.../how-to-be-an-effective-chair
Rural Community Dinner - Farmers and Growers
A chance to reconnect and take a load off. Bring along the farm team and family. Everyone is welcome. Great food, lucky prize draws, activities for the kids.
Clutha Valley Community Centre
There is no cost for dinner but please RSVP number of people and any dietary requirements by text to 0212235498 before 1 Mar.
Non alcoholic drinks provided
Brought to you by Rural Support Trust
The Shepherdess Muster
Tickets on sale now! The Muster is coming to Tokanui, The Catlins, from 6-8 March 2026. A weekend of arts, health & wellbeing, and business development & entrepreneurship, for women living in rural Aotearoa New Zealand.
Go to The Shepherdess Muster for more information.
OCC Canva Workshop
A free workshop to build your skills and confidence using Canva with Bex Borland - Marketing Consultant, Borland Marketing
Time: 11am – 2pm (lunch included)
Venue: St Enoch’s Church Lounge (next to Alexandra Community Centre)
To register email Camille at admin@otagocatchments.co.nz by 6 March
Finance 101 For Non-Profit Board Members
Want to feel more confident with the finances of your community group?
Join us for a free, practical workshop in Alexandra designed for local community groups and hosted by Georgie McLean from ICL Chartered Accountants and Carole Gillions from huddl and Alexandra Community House.
We’ll cover:
How to read and understand key financial statements
Your responsibilities as a board or committee member
The right questions to ask management or the treasurer
Perfect for new board members, volunteer-led groups, or anyone wanting a refresher on the financial side of governance.
Alexandra Community House, 14/20 Centennial Ave
Free
Register at https://events.humanitix.com/finance-101-for-non-profit...
Community Committee Essentials: The Lifecycle of Your Board
Are you part of a local community group, charity or not-for-profit organisation? huddl and Volunteer South invite you to a free workshop looking at the lifecycle of your non-profit board.
Learn how to attract and welcome new board or committee members
Get practical ideas to keep your group strong when people move on
Take away useful tools to support your board or committee
This session is perfect for volunteer-led groups and committees.
Māniatoto Arts Centre
Thursday 12 March
12.00pm – 1.30pm
Don’t miss this chance to upskill and connect with other community organisations.
Find out more and RSVP at https://huddl.nz/existing-groups/upskilling-and-connections/community-committee-essentials
OCC Predator Trapping Workshop
Predator Control Workshop at Omakau Golf Club
Learn about methods for possum, rat and mustelid control with:
Practical trapping demonstrations
Toxin control options
Predator control in the Manuherekia context
1 - 3pm followed by afternoon tea and a field trip to see trapping in action at Orkney Wetland.
Register by emailing nicole@otagocatchments.co.nz
World Wetlands Day - Thomsons Project
Take a leisurely walk or Otago Central Rail Trail along the rail trail and help us celebrate World Wetlands Day at Orkney Wetland.
The wetland will be open to view from the platform, with committee members and volunteers on site to share what’s been happening since construction wrapped up. We’ll also have Jo Wakelin running a hands-on seed-planting demonstration – plus you can take some seeds home to grow for future planting at the wetland
And to finish things off… a real fruit ice cream on us back at the Golf Club
Please park at Omakau Golf Course
A great afternoon out for the whole family
*If the weather is poor, we will host World Wetland Day at Omakau Golf Club.
Nursery Session - Te Kākano Aotearoa Trust
Join us for the session for the year!!!
These volunteer sessions teach propagation/cultivation techniques, leading on to planting and nurturing of the young plants on project sites and are guided by our Nursery Manager. No specific skills or experience are needed, simply drop in and join us.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Delicious coffee from Venus and snacks are provided.
Nursery Sessions - Te Kākano Aotearoa Trust
Join us for the last nursery session for the year!
These volunteer sessions teach propagation/cultivation techniques, leading on to planting and nurturing of the young plants on project sites and are guided by our Nursery Manager. No specific skills or experience are needed, simply drop in and join us.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Delicious coffee from Venus and snacks are provided.
The nursery sessions will be taking a break from December 24th till 5th January. The next session for the new year will be Tuesday 6th January.
Cardrona River Clean-Up with WAI Wānaka
Location: Cardrona River Bridge (off of Ballantyne road past Wastebusters – look for the WAI flags)
What to Bring:
Gloves
Weather-appropriate clothing
Sturdy footwear
Friends, co-workers and whānau!
Join us for a rewarding day of action at the Cardrona River Clean-Up! This is a fantastic opportunity to protect our local waterways while contributing to citizen science.
All collected rubbish will be sorted and recorded in Sustainable Coastlines’ national Litter Intelligence database, helping to track and reduce pollution in our environment.
Everyone is welcome, let’s make a difference together!
Growing native forests workshop – Wānaka
Join us for a free workshop on growing native forests.
The workshop is designed to inspire and guide landowners, community members, and nature enthusiasts. Native forests support biodiversity, improve water quality, and help fight climate change by sequestering carbon.
Location: Wānaka Community Hub, 34 McDougall Street, Wānaka
Register now
Secure your spot now via Eventbrite
What you'll learn about
Growing native forests – Aidan Braid, Te Uru Rākau – New Zealand Forest Service
Assisted natural regeneration and transition forestry – Dr Adam Forbes, Forbes Ecology
Natives and the Emissions Trading Scheme – Aidan Braid, Te Uru Rākau – New Zealand Forest Service
This workshop is hosted by Te Uru Rākau – New Zealand Forest Service to support sustainable native afforestation efforts.
Otago Urban Catchment Groups Online Forum
Hosted jointly by Otago Catchment Community and the New Zealand Landcare Trust.
🗓 When: Wednesday 10th December, 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm (online)
🎯 Purpose: For Otago’s urban catchment group leaders to connect, share experiences, and strengthen collaboration between Otago’s urban catchment groups.
Not-for-Profit Governance Essentials
Not-for-Profit Governance Essentials course on at the Leisure Lodge, Dunedin.
In this one-day course you will learn the roles and responsibilities of the board and directors from a not-for-profit perspective. At the end of the course your will have a confident grasp of board relationships, robust processes, good decision-making, and the main elements of board operations.
Price: $130 per person (if you’re part of an Otago catchment group talk to OCC about this cost being covered for you)
Facilitator: Giselle McLachlan CFInstD
Please email governancedevelopment@iod.org.nz to register your interest.
Alpine Lakes Forum 2025
Save the date for something exciting, coming to you this November.
Introducing.... Alpine Lakes Forum 2025. A two-day science event for the community.
Bringing together freshwater scientists, policy-makers, environmental practioners and community leaders to explore the health, management and future of Aotearoa's deep alpine lakes and freshwater ecosystems.
Wānaka
Register now for event updates.
Head to https://waiwanaka.my.canva.site/alpine-lakes-forum-2025
Proudly bought to you by Otago Regional Council, Otago University and WAI Wānaka.
Live drone demonstration - Poolburn Gorge
Join Ida Valley Catchment Group for a afternoon of learning about drone spraying in beautiful Poolburn Gorge. Meeting at the Poolburn Hub 3pm. Any questions please get in touch idavalley.cg@gmail.com
Otago Region Chemical Recovery
Booking open for unwanted or expired agrichemical collection runs in December 2025.
Booking Deadline 15 November 2025.
With free or subsidised recovery for over 3,000 products, Agrecovery makes it easy to return unwanted or expired agrichemicals. Most are free to dispose of, though some may incur a cost, which will be confirmed before collection.
Please take an inventory of your agrichemicals and book via agrecovery.co.nz or info@agrecovery.org.nz
Animal Effluent Storage and Discharge Requirement Workshop
Get consent-ready with our Animal Effluent Storage and Discharge Requirement Workshop.
Are you ready to meet the consent rules for animal effluent by 4 December 2025? All dairy farms in Otago must have lodged resource consent applications for their animal effluent storage and discharge systems by 4 December 2025.
We're running free workshops to help farmers prepare and follow the rules around animal effluent storage and discharge systems.
There will be three workshops:
Papakaio: 21 October, 1-3pm at Papakaio Community Hall
Tapanui: 30 October, 1-3pm at Tapanui Community Library
Balclutha: 12 November, 1-3pm at Clutha District War Memorial & Community Centr
You will need to register for a workshop.
What you can expect to be covered in the workshops:
The current rules for animal effluent storage and discharge
Whether you need to apply for consents by 4 December 2025
What to expect during the annual compliance inspections
You’ll have the chance to ask questions and speak directly with ORC consents and compliance staff, as well as industry professionals.
Got any questions about the workshop? Contact us: catchments@orc.govt.nz
Creating Newsletters that Connect
If your group already sends out newsletters — or you’re thinking about starting one — we’d love to invite you to a practical workshop:
📰 Workshop: Creating Newsletters that Connect
📅 Wednesday, 12th November 2025 | 🕥 10.30am – 2.00pm
📍 Central Otago District Council Chambers, Alexandra
🍽 Lunch provided
Hosted by Otago Catchment Community (OCC) and Bex Borland – Marketing Consultant, Borland Marketing, this session will explore how to create engaging newsletters that strengthen connections with your members and community.
Spaces are limited, so please RSVP by 10th November to:
admin@otagocatchments.co.nz
Animal Effluent Storage and Discharge Requirement Workshop
Get consent-ready with our Animal Effluent Storage and Discharge Requirement Workshop.
Are you ready to meet the consent rules for animal effluent by 4 December 2025? All dairy farms in Otago must have lodged resource consent applications for their animal effluent storage and discharge systems by 4 December 2025.
We're running free workshops to help farmers prepare and follow the rules around animal effluent storage and discharge systems.
There will be three workshops:
Papakaio: 21 October, 1-3pm at Papakaio Community Hall
Tapanui: 30 October, 1-3pm at Tapanui Community Library
Balclutha: 12 November, 1-3pm at Clutha District War Memorial & Community Centr
You will need to register for a workshop.
What you can expect to be covered in the workshops:
The current rules for animal effluent storage and discharge
Whether you need to apply for consents by 4 December 2025
What to expect during the annual compliance inspections
You’ll have the chance to ask questions and speak directly with ORC consents and compliance staff, as well as industry professionals.
Got any questions about the workshop? Contact us: catchments@orc.govt.nz
(Solar) Powering Southland
Check out this event from Great South aimed at helping and empowering farmers and rural communities to better understand and access solar energy solutions.
It’s FREE to attend, RSVP here https://forms.office.com/r/MTtj9LLELK
Launch of AGRITOURISM.NZ Otago/Southland Network
Are you a Southland or Otago agritourism operator?
Are you interested in learning more about agritourism?
Then come along to the launch of the (pilot) Agritourism NZ Southland/Otago Network to learn what it's all about.
Monday 20 October, from 10am-1pm
Welcome Rock Trails, Garston, Southland
Cost: $29 (includes lunch)
Save the date and register your interest here: agritourism.nz/regional-agritourism-networks.html
Foundations of Good Governance
New to a board or committee role, or looking to strengthen your governance skills?
huddl is excited to host a special workshop with Dr Jo Cribb – experienced board director, consultant, strategist and author.
The Foundations of Good Governance is a practical, applied session covering:
*What governance is (and how it differs from management & operations)
*Your duties as a board member
*The four key functions of community boards
*What great not-for-profit community boards do (and don't do)
Details:
Salvation Army Queenstown, 8 Pin Oak Avenue, Frankton, Queenstown
$35 per person (GST inclusive) - Are you in an Otago catchment group? OCC could cover this fee if so
Places are limited and expected to fill fast – registration is essential.
OSRC AGM
We would love to see you at the AGM for Otago South River Care on Thursday 16th October.
It's being held in the gallery area at Te Pou Ō Mata-Au from 7pm. Open to anyone, you do not need to be a current member to attend.
A light supper will be provided.
Aotearoa 2055 - Navigating complexity for making good land use decisions
Presented by: Dr Melissa Robson-Williams and Dr Linda Lilburne Bioeconomy Science Institute
In Aotearoa New Zealand and globally we need methods to help us comprehend how multiple environmental and social problems interact.
For example, there are interactions between the various critical issues of biodiversity, environmental quality, energy security, food security, climate change, resource depletion.
Systems thinking is one way to grapple with complexity. Our study is refining and testing an innovative systems-informed approach to thinking about the future demands and constraints on the land.
The objective of our research is to help participants consider multiple complex problems and the subsequent implications over time for resilience, maladaptation, environmental, and societal outcomes. We have held four experimental workshops aimed at small groups of researchers and decision-makers, using a causal loop diagram to guide participants through a discussion and experiential activity.
This webinar will report the learnings of these workshops.
We look forward to having you attend the event!
Register to attend this webinar
Microsoft Virtual Event Powered by Teams
INTRODUCTION TO SHMAK: STREAM HEALTH MONITORING WORKSHOP
Come along to a hands-on workshop and learn how to check the health of your local stream using NIWA’s Stream Health Monitoring and Assessment Kit (SHMAK). Together we’ll look at water health indicators such as water clarity, temperature, conductivity, macroinvertebrate and fish populations.
Hosted by OCC, WAI Wānaka, ORC, Otago Fish and Game, and Lowburn Catchment Group.
Lowburn Community Hall - 58 Lowburn Valley Road.
Limited spaces - RSVP to Nicole Sutton 0221283591 or nicole@otagocatchments.co.nz
Thomsons Planting Day
Join the Thomsons Catchment Project to plant 200 carex to help keep Orkney wetland thriving!
Bring along your gumboots, gloves, a spade, and a water bottle – and lend a hand.
Many hands make light work – together we can make a big difference for our environment.
Waikouaiti Catchment Information Session
Waikouaiti Community Catchment Event
Come along and hear from experts about water quality, biodiversity, estuary health, and exciting projects happening in the Waikouaiti Catchment.
This event is held in collaboration with the Mt Watkins / Hikaroroa Conservation Group .
It’s a fantastic opportunity to catch up with neighbours and landowners, share ideas, and connect with others in the community.
The evening will finish with a BBQ and a beer – we’d love to see you there!
Eastern Rugby Club, Waikouaiti
Agritech in the Manuherekia
Waiora Manuherekia are THRILLED to announce Agritech in the Manuherekia is coming!
Join them on Friday 10 October, 1pm at Matakanui Station to see the latest farming technology in action.
Drones. Automated Tractors. Electric side-by-sides and utes. Renewable energy solutions. Plus more exhibitors to talk to
Come along and discover how agritech can save time, boost efficiency, and help shape the future of farming in Central Otago.
Matakanui Station, 1524 Moutere-Disputed Spur Road, Omakau
Free entry – all welcome!
Managing Rural Waste - Lunch & Learn Webinar
Are you interested in improving your on-farm solid waste management? Join us for a free session to hear practical farmer-to-farmer solutions from rural leader and dairy farmer Trish Rankin.
University of Otago Freshwater Forum
This will be an opportunity for researchers who work on freshwaters across the University to briefly introduce their research to others within the University and beyond. The style is informal and intended to provide an opportunity for University staff and students, and external stakeholders, to meet one another and discuss mutual interests.
Where: Tūhura Otago Museum
Free (catering is provided, so please ensure that you register below for catering purposes)
REGISTER HERE BEFORE 8TH AUGUST: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=xe8lAv54KEmxV57ySAnputRICJJJqIhPvpZfqT1iaLZUM0QwN0g1VTlVV0lOVDQyODQ2Q1FITjFEVC4u
Get Your Feet Wet Bullock Creek
Location: Bullock Creek (look for the WAI flags near Speights Ale House)
It’s world Habitat Day! Head out to Bullock Creek with us for a stream health assessment. Together we will learn about suitable habitats for aquatic life, measure, and record a selection of indicators that reflect how healthy the water is.
It’s all about having fun, hands on learning, and making a positive impact on local waterways. All welcome – no experience necessary!
What to bring:
Weather appropriate clothes
Rubber boots (if you have them)
Sturdy footwear
Friends and whānau
All welcome. Tamariki / children must be accompanied by an adult.
Lowburn Inlet Planting
Planting day with Lowburn Catchment Group
Meet at Lowburn Hall 10am Saturday October 4th
We will be planting out the area we have been clearing next to the Lowburn Stream where it flows into the inlet.
Here’s the chance to join in on the good fun stuff, making this area an attractive place for our community, friends and visitors, as well as making beneficial habitat for our aquatic species, insects and birds.
Bring: gloves, spade or trowel (or we will supply some), water bottle.
Wear: gumboots or strong boots, sunhat, sunscreen etc.
MORE INFO:
Email: lowburncatchment@gmail.com or text: 021450846
Valley Fest North East Valley
VALLEY FEST 2025 EVENT!
Join Open Valley Urban Ecosanctuary for a hands-on volunteer morning with Open VUE and The Valley Project!
What’s happening?
We’re rallying residents, visitors, and volunteers to help nurture our valley’s native biodiversity by cleaning up their habitat. Come along—no need to register, just bring enthusiasm!
Why join?
Your couple hours can make a real difference in helping restore our urban ecosanctuary and support native wildlife. All tools and will be provided—no experience necessary. Please wear closed-toe shoes and appropriate weather gear.
Free and inclusive—just turn up and do your thing! Light refreshments will be provided.
Community Open Days at The Hills
Check out https://southernlakessanctuary.org.nz/community-open-day.../
Southern Lakes Sanctuary and The Hills invite you to be part of a one-of-a-kind community event that blends world-class golf, contemporary sculpture and conservation in action.
This is more than a day on the green – it’s a rare opportunity to play or visit one of New Zealand’s most iconic courses – while backing the biodiversity of the Southern Lakes.
Every donation raised will help fund vital community-led conservation across the landscapes that make this part of Aotearoa so extraordinary.
At: The Hill Golf Club
Brunch on Us - West Otago
Join the Rural Support Trust for a free Brunch!
A Get-together for the whole Team!
Just drop in, no speeches, no presentations - just a warm welcome, some delicious food & a few good yarns!
Tapanui Golf Club