People have been working away to reforest land around Marton's two water reservoir dams since 2018 - but the project has a big moment today.
A plaque will be unveiled at the dams just after 11am, during a community planting day followed by a barbecue and short walk, to see progress so far.
Attendees are asked to meet at the Marton Water Treatment Plant in Tutaenui Rd at 11am, as parking by the dams is limited. People will be ferried to the dams, where there will be short speeches before the plaque unveiling and planting.
There will be a toilet on site, and sausages for attendees, with the whole occasion ending about 1pm. Those attending are asked to wear gumboots, and bring a spade.
Pine trees around the dams were felled in May 2017. A project to reclothe their sides in native plants got extra impetus with funding from Te Uru Rākau (Forestry New Zealand).