Kahuterawa reserve
Does anyone know who is responsible for keeping kahuterawa reserve clean?we use it alot in summer and it has been trashed by stupid people up to no good,drinking and smashing bottles all over the rocks and littering old TV's and general rubbish.sad to see people don't give a shit about the many families that take their children down there to swim have picnics and bbq's.its not safe to get to the water as there is glass every where.
We have takin photos and piled up most of the rubbish so who ever should be cleaning up can clearly see it.If anyone has an idea who I can talk to about this please let me know.
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