About 40 people turned out for a community planting at the Whangaripo Valley Hall on May 29.
Event organiser Bev Davidson says about 700 trees were planted in a wetland beside the hall. Auckland Council helped fund the event.
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About 40 people turned out for a community planting at the Whangaripo Valley Hall on May 29.
Event organiser Bev Davidson says about 700 trees were planted in a wetland beside the hall. Auckland Council helped fund the event.
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