Colin
Colin
I'm Colin the horse. I live with my pal Conner at Ambury Farm Park. We have a great time with all the folks that visit the park along with our best friend Ranger Janine who makes sure we are both healthy and happy.
Come say hello some time.
I bet you didn't know horses could write web articles!!
A Lovely Autumn Day for Tree Planting
Sunshine, outdoors, a working bee, tree planting, sausage sizzle wastewise education. Locals caring for Māngere Bridge.
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“Anything with a Plug” – Computer Recycling
Friends of the Farm visits this innovative business making great strides in e-waste recycling. FoF scribe Robyn summarises…
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Food Scraps Collection in Video
Check out videos explaining the Food Scraps program – created by Auckland Council
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One of the largest food scraps collections roll-outs in Australasia begins
Auckland Council’s food scraps collection service is about to roll out to about 500,000 households over the coming months
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Autumn Orchard Working Bee – Mulching, Weeding and Feeding
Pruning, collecting & harvesting, thinning, weeding, digging, filling, sharing, enjoying and eating.
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Easter Clean-up Pop-up Event 2023
Always an enjoyable event for families, collecting litter and exploring the shorelines – some of our little helpers get side tracked by the crabs, but this is all part of what makes it fun
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Locals learn grafting & cutting at community orchard workshop
What a beautiful afternoon we enjoyed, an enthusiastic group, gathered under the shade of the feijoa trees.
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Our 3rd Repair Café – locals helping locals
Another successful day with locals helping locals keep items from the landfill by repairing them. Genius
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Moth Plant Pod Competition 2023
Help your community and te taiao and win up to $500 in prize money!
Registrations open 9 March 2023 and close midnight 6 April 2023.
Repair Café Nov ’22 – 68 Items Saved from Landfill
Our Repair Cafes are proving popular as locals thronged to have items repaired at the Māngere Bridge Library. 91 items were examined and 68 were saved from landfill.
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