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In addition to building and maintaining dual purpose mountain bike and walking tracks the Makara Peak Supporters are actively working to restore the hills of Makara Peak to native forest. To date the Makara Peak Supporters have planted over 32,000 native plants and removed thousands of pest plants and animals. These efforts improve the Park is several ways:
provides shelter from wind, rain and sun
more fire resistant than gorse
more attractive (and comfortable) to ride or walk through than gorse!
broadens the support for the park to the wider community
provides a stopping off point for native birds between the Karori Sanctuary and Otari Plant Museum
fits in with the Wellington City Councils long term plans for a native forest belt around the city
Banner Photo Credits - Sam Leitch
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