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Thirteen residents of Buckleton Beach on Tāwharanui got together on February 24 for a conservation working bee.
They tackled pest weeds such as ginger, pampas grass, Japanese honeysuckle and climbing asparagus in their bid to help the native plants thrive.
The working bee was supported by Northland Waste, who generously supplied a skip for the waste weeds.
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