03 Nov
Crop Swap Te Puke region, Events and Community Engagement, Food Forests of New Zealand (www.foodforests.nz), Te Puke Community Garden, Te Puke Region Food Co-op, Troppo Articles, TROPPO's Food Forest in Te Puke, BOP (www.foodforest.org.nz)

Vector Group Food Resilience Feasibility Study: Te Puke Region

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Feasibility Study for Vector Group Charitable Trust's Food Resilience Vision in Te Puke Region Table of Contents Executive Summary Project Overview: Vector Group Charitable Trust's Food Resilience Vision Defining Kai Resilience, Food Resilience, Food Security, and Food Sovereignty in ...
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11 Oct
Events and Community Engagement, Food Forests of New Zealand (www.foodforests.nz)

Regional Kai Resilience Hui, Food Forest Tour and Ōmanawa Falls

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Nau mai, haere mai—welcome to the Regional Kai Resilience Network Hui in Ōmanawa! This special gathering was designed to bring together passionate individuals and communities dedicated to strengthening food resilience and fostering deeper connections through shared knowledge, time, and resources. T...
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Kriso's Food Forest
22 Jul
Events and Community Engagement, Food Forests of New Zealand (www.foodforests.nz)

Kriso’s Food Forest Te Puke: Syntropic Agroforestry Model

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Kriso's Food Forest. Nestled in the lush landscapes of Te Puke, Kriso's Food Forest stands as a beacon of sustainable agriculture and community spirit. This vibrant sanctuary is a testament to nature's power and a thriving example of syntropic agroforestry in action. With generous support from Tr...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Welcome Swallow

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The Graceful Welcome Swallow of New Zealand The Welcome Swallow (Hirundo neoxena) is a small, agile bird that has become a familiar sight in New Zealand's skies. Originally from Australia, the Welcome Swallow began establishing itself in New Zealand in the 20th century and is ...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Tui

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The Unique Tui of New Zealand The Tui (Prosthemadera novaeseelandiae) is one of New Zealand's most distinctive and beloved native birds. Known for its iridescent plumage and complex vocalizations, the Tui is a common sight in forests, gardens, and urban areas across the countr...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Starling

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  The Versatile Starling of New Zealand The Starling (Sturnus vulgaris), introduced to New Zealand from Europe in the 19th century, is a highly adaptable and versatile bird. Known for its iridescent plumage and diverse vocalizations, the Starling has become a common and widespread presence in...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Song Thrush

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The Melodious Song Thrush of New Zealand The Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos), introduced to New Zealand from Europe in the 19th century, is renowned for its beautiful and varied song. This medium-sized thrush is now a common sight in gardens, parks, and forests across the country, delighting listen...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Silvereye

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  The Charming Silvereye of New Zealand The Silvereye (Zosterops lateralis), also known as the Wax-eye, is a small, attractive bird native to New Zealand. Recognizable by its distinctive white eye-ring, the Silvereye is a common and endearing presence in gardens, forests, and urban areas acro...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Myna

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The Invasive Myna of New Zealand The Common Myna (Acridotheres tristis), also known as the Indian Myna, is an introduced species in New Zealand. Known for its adaptability and aggressive behavior, the Myna has become a common sight in urban and suburban areas, often causing co...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Kereru

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  The Majestic Kererū of New Zealand The Kererū (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae), also known as the New Zealand Pigeon, is one of the most iconic and recognizable birds native to New Zealand. Known for its large size, iridescent plumage, and important ecological role, the Kererū is a treasured spe...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

House Sparrow

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The Ubiquitous House Sparrow of New Zealand The House Sparrow (Passer domesticus), introduced to New Zealand in the 19th century, is one of the most common and recognizable birds in the country. Known for its adaptability and close association with human habitats, the House Sparrow is a familiar pr...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Grey Warbler

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The Melodious Grey Warbler of New Zealand The Grey Warbler (Gerygone igata), known as "Riroriro" in Māori, is one of New Zealand's smallest and most vocal native birds. Recognizable by its distinctive song and subtle plumage, the Grey Warbler is a common sight in gardens, fore...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Greenfinch

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The Vivid Greenfinch of New Zealand The Greenfinch (Chloris chloris), also known as the European Greenfinch, was introduced to New Zealand from Europe in the 19th century. Known for its striking green and yellow plumage, the Greenfinch is a common sight in gardens, parks, and ...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Goldfinch

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The Colorful Goldfinch of New Zealand The Goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis), introduced to New Zealand from Europe in the 19th century, is a small bird known for its vibrant plumage and cheerful song. These birds have become a common sight in gardens, farmland, and open country ...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Fantail

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The Energetic Fantail of New Zealand The Fantail (Rhipidura fuliginosa), known as "Pīwakawaka" in Māori, is one of New Zealand's most charming and acrobatic native birds. Recognizable by its distinctive fanned tail and energetic flight patterns, the Fantail is a beloved presence in gardens, forests...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Dunnock

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The Secretive Dunnock of New Zealand The Dunnock (Prunella modularis), also known as the Hedge Sparrow, is a small, inconspicuous bird that was introduced to New Zealand from Europe in the late 19th century. Despite its plain appearance, the Dunnock has an interesting behavior...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Chaffinch

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The Vibrant Chaffinch of New Zealand The Chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs) is a small passerine bird introduced to New Zealand from Europe in the 19th century. Known for its colorful plumage and cheerful song, the Chaffinch has become a common sight in gardens, parks, and forests ...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Blackbird

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The Adaptable Blackbird of New Zealand The Blackbird (Turdus merula) is a familiar sight in New Zealand, known for its striking black plumage and melodious song. Originally from Europe, the Blackbird has successfully established itself across New Zealand, becoming a common res...
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20 Jul
New Zealand Garden Bird Survey

Bellbird

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The Melodic Bellbird of New Zealand The Bellbird (Anthornis melanura), known as the "Korimako" or "Makomako" in Māori, is a small passerine bird endemic to New Zealand. Recognized for its distinctive and melodious song, the Bellbird plays a crucial role in the native ecosystem...
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19 Jul
Directory

Get Listed Today! (FREE)

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If you sell plants or plant-related products, please share your details below and become part of our easy-access network! Join us in making plant shopping a breeze for everyone in New Zealand. 🌿🌺🌱 Fill out the form below and we will get you listed. You can view the current list here https://www.trop...
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17 Jul
TROPPO's Food Forest in Te Puke, BOP (www.foodforest.org.nz)

Durian REACTS with TROPPO – The Taste: Sweet, Savory, and WTF? 🤷‍♂️🍬🧄

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Reaction to Eating Durian: The Worst Fruit in the World! 😂🤢 Durian, often crowned the "King of Fruits," might just as well be the court jester given the reactions it provokes! With a smell that could knock over a sumo wrestler and a taste that sends taste buds on a rollercoaster, this fruit is as i...
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16 Jul
Troppo Articles

Tauranga Plant Fest 2024

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Get ready to dive into the ultimate plant paradise at Plant Fest, blooming back this Spring 2024! 🪴 Get ready to immerse yourself in the lush world of Plant Fest 2024, returning to Tauranga this Spring! This year’s event promises to be a paradise for plant enthusiasts, bringing together the best pl...
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