Organisation

Toitū te Taiao - Office of Sustainability

Summary

We bring Otago's sustainability commitment to life with Tī Kōuka 2030: The Sustainability Strategic Framework. We celebrate students and staff making an effort to reduce their impact and drive positive change across all campuses. Get amongst it!

Description

Ngā ihi oneone (Gardening Club) is more than getting your hands dirty, it’s a space to have kōrero and grow whakawhanaukataka with people from all over the university, learn more about gardening in Dunedin and be in tune with the seasons.

Whether you're interested in gardening, want to learn more, know nothing or would be keen to share your mātauraka - come along!

Gardening tools and gloves will be provided.

There will be a Tētēkura present to talk you through the process and support your mahi throughout.

Meet at 12 outside Te Oraka on campus (109 St David Street)

Requirements

• Keen to get your hands dirty

• Comfortable with physical tasks

• Friendly and respectful

• Closed-toed shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting a bit muddy!

Time commitment

• This is a flexible casual position that operates on Thursdays and Fridays (12pm-1pm)

How to apply

Email Megan Rodrigues at megan.rodrigues@otago.ac.nz

Please copy (CC) volunteer@otago.ac.nz into your application email. Also, we have a great email template and helpful tips on making an effective application here: https://www.unicrewotago.org/aboutpriceless