Environment
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Hands On Ecology series: Regenerative practices for weed control
Join us in learning te ao Māori approach to restoration!
Seniors Climate Action Network: Strategic Hui
Shape the future of Seniors Climate Action Network (SCAN)!
Kids learn to ride
Learning to ride a bike is one of those big childhood milestones and being part of that experienc...
Restore Waikōwhai
Join us to help restore unique, beautiful nature spaces in Waikōwhai!
Dinosaur Discovery Track experience
A highly immersive educational experience of awe-inspiring creatures from the Cretaceous and Jura...
Wonderful world of tiger worms workshop for kids
A fun, hands-on worm farming workshop for kids and whānau.
Microgreens workshop for kids
A fun, hands-on microgreens workshop for kids and their caregivers.
Bokashi Composting Workshop
You’ll leave with practical knowledge, simple tips for success, and the confidence to start reduc...
News1616 Results
Prominent Auckland property developer sentenced over major environmental offending
Years of warnings, broken promises and enforcement action failed to stop unlawful asbestos earthworks.
Fence it, plant it, restore it
Local boards chip in an extra $280,000 to help rural landowners tackle erosion, restore wetlands and improve water quality across the region.
Kōkako baby boom brings new life and a little chaos to the Hūnua Ranges
The birds are back and they've brought the kids; the kōkako kindergarten hits a new high signalling a thriving future.
Auckland once again recognised as a Tree City of the World
Trees are an important part of the identity of Tāmaki Makaurau and its natural heritage.
A beginner’s guide to responsible pet ownership in Auckland
Whether a cat, a dog or something more exotic, follow this handy how-to guide on responsible pet ownership to help your furry, fluffy, feathered or scaly friends live their best lives.
Four ways the Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board delivers on sustainability
Growing food, cutting costs, and building connection, Ōtara-Papatoetoe locals are turning to māra kai and community gardens, and the board is keen to help others get started.
Five ways the Waiheke Local Board protects our environment
Across Waiheke, locals are taking action - trapping pests, restoring wetlands, reducing waste and protecting marine life. Backed by the Local Board, these efforts are helping safeguard the island’s environment and the wider Hauraki Gulf .
Five ways the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board protects our environment
From restoring native habitats to reducing waste and improving waterways, people across Devonport-Takapuna are working together to care for the local environment. with support from the local board.