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Artists celebrate environment

July 22, 2022 8:00am

Jul 22, 2022 8:00am

At the presentation were, standing from left, The Forest Bridge Trust chief executive Craig Presland, overall winner Roger Williams and team advisor Anne Ginders. Front, from left, Beau McKay Sutherland, Siara Karuna and field team advisor Michelle Worth.
Left, Roger Williams. Right, Siara Karuna
Beau McKay Sutherland

An art competition on The Forest Bridge Trust theme of Enhance, Protect, Connect has delivered some new designs for the trust’s greeting cards.

Overall winner was Roger Williams, of Warkworth, with a series of five bird drawings. Home-schooled Siara Karuna and Beau McKay Sutherland, of Matakana, also received prizes for their entries.

Forest Bridge team advisor Anne Ginders said she was pleased with the number and standard of entries.

The trust is working towards creating a connected landscape of healthy forest and indigenous wildlife from the Kaipara Harbour to the East Coast of Mahurangi.

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