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Press Release – Freemasons Twenty school children from Tamaki Primary School in Panmure, and Freemasons from the Auckland area have planted 800 native trees in a single morning to help prevent erosion on a South Auckland farm. Photo shows: Judith Miller, Chief Executive, Freemasons Foundation, planting with Savanna (left) and Azalea (right) from Tamaki Primary School The project was made possible after The Freemasons Foundation made a substantial donation to the schools-based Trees for Survival programme that grows and plants native trees along waterways and on erosion-prone hillsides. As well as this financial support, Freemasons also work with local schools to actively help with the planting, thus working in the community on two levels.

South aucklandNew zealand generalNew zealandDennis millardMark wingerJudith millerTamaki primary schoolFreemasons foundationTamaki primary school in panmurePress releaseChief executiveTamaki primaryதெற்கு ஆக்லாந்துபுதியது ஜீலாந்துடென்னிஸ் மில்லார்ட்குறி விங்கர்