The Dunedin Amenities Society 
Lyn took some great photo’s on the day and we thought this one would make the best poster. Enjoy and thanks for coming.
Here are a few pictures from the open day yesterday. Thanks Lyn. Planting the bush edge in the new paddock is a great new start to this part of the reserve....
The weather forecast is not that great for Sunday. In these situations there is always the temptation of the electric blanket to seduce your will, especially when the rain is dancing on...
Craigieburn is a regionally and arguably a nationally significant cultural landscape that intertwines the natural beauty of an untouched piece of mature rimu forest and the archaeological and historical records of...
The Dunedin City Council Parks team have replaced the diseased beech tree that was removed at the main entrance to the park and protected the area with a new post and...
The Otago Daily Times report on proposed options for filling in the reservoir at Ross Creek is a worrying situation that may have profound effects on this beautiful area of the city....
The removal of the beech was unfortunate and has made this area unsightly. The repair will improve the area considerably.
The Dunedin Amenities Society have grown increasingly concerned at the damage vehicles make to the edges of the forest that runs along Maori Road in the Town Belt. Some of the...
The Society has for the last two years continued to lobby the Dunedin City Council over the illegal use of the Town Belt as a parking area. The Society have stressed to...
Its been 60 years since the Dunedin Ameities Society brought Craigieburn and in the International Year of Biodiversity we have something to celebrate!
