The Wetlands

The Cambridge Wetlands are just that- soggy, with free-running water in some places.

Nevertheless, the track is popular with walkers, runners and cyclists, as well as people who just want to see a suburban wetland.

 

Waipa District Council rebuilt the boardwalk in 2016 to increase accessiblity. In doing so, they cleared a lot of old growth. This video shows us replanting the Shelley St. entrance.

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• Lake Te Ko Utu to Oliver St
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The 4-minute video below shows what we can do with your donations. Click the "play" arrow, then the "full screen" box at the bottom right of the  picture and the video will play in high definition.

 

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