Motorists crossing the Lindis Pass between Wanaka and Omarama could easily think there is nothing much there except hills carpeted with tussocks. If that was true, then the Lindis Pass Conservation Group would be out of a job — much to its own relief. PHOTOS: MARK PRICEThere are plenty of tussocks across the Lindis Pass — mainly red, and narrow-leafed and curly-leafed snow tussocks. The weeds are the target of the Lindis Pass Conservation Group which today begins another season of keeping them in check. Ms Steven described the work of the conservation group as a "labour of love".

Source: Otago Daily Times October 16, 2020 15:32 UTC