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Native plantings and beehives

Native plantings and beehives
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Native plantings and beehives
 Highbrook Business Park
Native plantings and beehives
Highbrook ngahere planting and bees

Biodiversity

Plantings

In 2022 the Goodman team were on site with their spades to help plant over 3,500 native trees and plants at Highbrook Business Park.


The urban ngahere (plantings) was designed by Shane Everett and Mace Landscape Group to promote biodiversity.

Bees and insects are now making the area their new home. Highbrook’s ecosystem also got a boost with the addition of honeybees. By introducing hives, the bees are helping to pollinate plants and promote biodiversity, which is great news for local birds and other wildlife.