Protecting Auckland's environment
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Five ways to get involved this Earth Day and help the planet
Earth Day is celebrated on 22 April and is a time to reflect on ways we can protect our natural environment and preserve it for future generations.
No more grassing on Okupu Bay
More than 150 natives are thriving in Okupu thanks to a new approach to weed control.
Glenbrook boat ramp plan rejected
Franklin Local Board has said no to a plan to develop the boat ramp at Glenbrook.
Plan Change 88 approves major development
Commissioners have approved a significant development at Beachlands.
Compliance soars by 70 percent as developers get smarter with sediment control
Developers getting smarter with sediment compliance
Add diversity to your garden with native plants
Having backyards planted with natives across Tāmaki Makaurau is good for the movement and survival of native birds, insects and lizards and it helps mitigate the effects of flooding.
Auckland Council boosts access to energy coaching scheme
Energy advisors helping families to save energy.
Aotea signs International Dark Sky Proclamation
Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board has made a “Dark Sky Proclamation” to mark International Dark Sky Week.
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Ōrākei Local Board Enviro Forum 2024
Connect and learn about different projects and initiatives with onsite stalls showcasing inspirin...
Oro Ōrākei: Sound Walk
Listen to sounds created by a variety of local sound artists and musicians in response to the uni...
Stream Clean Up In Rānui
We’ll work together to clear debris and rubbish, and ensure the Waiomoko Stream is in good shape
The Big Bike Film Night 2024
The Big Bike Film Night is on a mission- bringing the best cycling short films from around the wo...
Planting Days 2024 with Kaipātiki Project
Join us as we expand and strengthen our local reserves with more native plants this year.
Ōrewa Repair Café
Bring your broken or damaged items and local volunteers will fix them for you at no charge.
Pukekohe Repair Café
Bring your broken or damaged items and local volunteers will fix them for you at no charge.