Helping people learn about and
take action for a more sustainable future

Helping people learn about and take action for a more sustainable future

What we do

Waiariki Park Region

Sustainable Backyards

Precious Plastic

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Apr 13

I came across this gem the other day, I have always loved the pictures, but took the time to read the text. Originally published in the 1930's at the time the Huia was still only "possibly extinct", and South Island Kokako could be found in remote areas.

Apr 12

“We’ve already gone to the moon and to mars.” he says, smiling, his eyes off into the forest, or into the sky, in the direction of the moon, or mars. Looking back at me, his pupils dilate. “Did we find the answers we were looking for up there?”
I enjoy following The Possible City for inspiration of a Sustainable world. Wise words for a grey day:
https://thepossiblecity.substack.com/p/short-13-tiny-speck-of-beauty?s=r

Apr 10

Good news Tauranga - you glass collection starts again on Monday 11 April! Keep saving those food scraps though - compost, worm bin or bury them in the garden! @taurangacitycouncil

Apr 8

Tauranga, did you provide feedback on the future of the Racecourse space? The results are in! Check out all the details here - but from the intro:
* extremely strong support for creating a multi-purpose destination green space for the city with improved access to Kopurererua Valley
* very strong support for creating active recreational spaces and for other community amenities – including telling the cultural story of the whenua and providing a multi-cultural community centre

Apr 6

The new IPCC report continues to stress the theme that we are not moving fast or hard enough to make changes. - https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/apr/04/ipcc-report-now-or-never-if-world-stave-off-climate-disaster

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Apr 13

I came across this gem the other day, I have always loved the pictures, but took the time to read the text. Originally published in the 1930's at the time the Huia was still only "possibly extinct", and South Island Kokako could be found in remote areas.

Apr 12

“We’ve already gone to the moon and to mars.” he says, smiling, his eyes off into the forest, or into the sky, in the direction of the moon, or mars. Looking back at me, his pupils dilate. “Did we find the answers we were looking for up there?”
I enjoy following The Possible City for inspiration of a Sustainable world. Wise words for a grey day:
https://thepossiblecity.substack.com/p/short-13-tiny-speck-of-beauty?s=r

Apr 10

Good news Tauranga - you glass collection starts again on Monday 11 April! Keep saving those food scraps though - compost, worm bin or bury them in the garden! @taurangacitycouncil

Apr 8

Tauranga, did you provide feedback on the future of the Racecourse space? The results are in! Check out all the details here - but from the intro:
* extremely strong support for creating a multi-purpose destination green space for the city with improved access to Kopurererua Valley
* very strong support for creating active recreational spaces and for other community amenities – including telling the cultural story of the whenua and providing a multi-cultural community centre

Apr 6

The new IPCC report continues to stress the theme that we are not moving fast or hard enough to make changes. - https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/apr/04/ipcc-report-now-or-never-if-world-stave-off-climate-disaster

Apr 5

In isolation or looking for activities these school holidays? Get your kids into this great competition from @tmbiosecurity . Great prizes to be won, and their artwork could be displayed on a billboard!

Mar 15

Starting making your plans for Sunday - Check out @fulfillednz for details and to log your event! Every bit of nature counts, and we have nature around us, whether its our backyards, our grass berms, our local park, stream or beach. @waiariki_park_region Time to make our region greener, healthier, wilder, and more resilient.

Mar 10

Its been great to see schools getting out and making the most of seaweek, regardless of the challenges that they are currently facing! Enjoy this balmy weather and make the most of connecting with the moana in your neighbourhood.
Matua School #SeaWeek #nature #ocean

Mar 3

The Bay Conservation Cadets – Tauira Mahi programme (BCC) is an employment, training and development programme which seeks to upskill unemployed, under-employed or those changing career pathways, whilst also delivering environmental and conservation benefits. The cadetship is a great pathway into the environment sector, we highly recommend it! @bay_conservation_alliance

Mar 1

Making your weekend plans? Don't forget to check out Sol Markets on Sunday. The monthly market (held on the first Sunday of every month) uniquely offers products, services and information from local stallholders that consider sustainability in their business practises. Browse through zero-waste swimwear, sustainable houseplants and flowers, aromatherapy products, handcrafted jewellery, furniture, coffee, wood-fired pizza and more!

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