What we do
We invite you to assist in the work we are actively pursuing. This can be done by:
- Becoming a member
- Joining a Hill Work Party
- Making a donation
- Making a Bequest
- Purchasing our Port Hills booklet “Port Hills – Protect and Enjoy” ($20)
- Purchasing our DVD on the history of the Summit Road, Port Hills reserves and our Society ($21)
- Joining our Predator Free Port Hills project
Contact
Manager: Bill Martin, manager@summitroadsociety.org.nz
Ohinetahi Reserve: Anne Kennedy
Omahu Bush: Ian Johnston
Linda Woods Reserve: Work Party meets every week, weather permitting, on Wednesday from 9.00am to 12.00 noon. Meeting point varies, but is advised by the previous Sunday or Monday evening by the comms contact person, Graeme Paltridge, graeme_sue@slingshot.co.nz or 0210 825 3931
Who are we?
The Summit Roads Society currently owns three reserves on the Christchurch Port Hills – Ohinetahi Bush Reserve, Omahu Bush & Gibraltar Rock, and Linda Woods Reserve (formally known as Tussock Hill).
History
The Summit Road Society (Inc.), formed in 1948, aims to further the vision of Harry Ell, by working to enhance, preserve and protect the nature, beauty and open character of the hills of Banks Peninsula for people to enjoy.