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Waders & Wonders of Orewa Estuary exhibition

October 4, 2017 Posted by Kiwi Conservation Club

Isabella (age 8) has made this video all about the exhibition being run by her Forest & Bird branch, Hibiscus Coast. It runs until 29 October 2017, along with a series of Walk and Talk events.

Isabella wrote, presented and edited the video! Great to see our young conservationists helping to promote their branches!

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