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See cow milking up close at Ambury Farm Day
The milking of cows at Ambury Regional Park provides children with a "valuable insight" into where dairy food comes from says park ranger Janine Nillesen.
Harbour Bridge lights up to celebrate Conservation Week
Auckland’s Harbour Bridge will light up to celebrate 50 years of Conservation Week between Saturday 14 September and Sunday 22 September.
Vanquishing pests from the paddocks
Meet George Watson, the 10-year-old boy who has taken up trapping as a hobby to rid his parents' farm of pests.
End of term chair’s report: Environment and Community Committee 2016 – 2019
Read the Environment and Community Committee end of term chair's report presented at today's meeting by Councillor Penny Hulse.
Pestival returns for another year
For the third successive year, Auckland Council will host Pestival on Saturday 14 September at the Aotea Centre.
North Shore bin collection: What you need to know
Bins beat bags – here's how it works.
Climate crisis lessons from the UK
Mike Thompson from the UK’s Committee on Climate Change spoke with Environment and Community Committee Chair Penny Hulse about carbon reduction.
Meet us at the Home Show
Auckland Council taking part in the popular Auckland Home Show (4–8 September) to answer questions and dish out advice.
Safeswim switches on digital signs at local beaches
A wave of digital Safeswim signs are coming to another eight beaches around Auckland this summer.
Have your say on the future of Waikumete Cemetery
Consultation on potential development zones in Waikumete Cemetery is now open.
Apply for funding for your environmental project
Applications for this year’s Regional Environment and Natural Heritage (RENH) grants programme are now open.
Do you have what it takes to be a park ranger?
Applications are closing soon for Auckland Council’s student park ranger summer internship.
Quay Street rain gardens ‘unseen ecological hero’
A series of specially designed gardens will form the centrepiece of a revitalised Downtown Waterfront as part of the city’s 10-year Downtown Programme.
From drain to planted plain
Volunteers have been working tirelessly to restore habitats for birds, fish and native plants along Te Auaunga/Oakley Creek.
74,000 new native plants for Auckland’s maunga
More than 19,000 trees and shrubs have been planted in the last twelve months as part of a large-scale project to restore Auckland's maunga.
Waste Wonderland - behind the scenes at the Mangere Wastewater Treatment Plant
WATCH: Go behind the scenes and find out where Auckland's wastewater ends up.
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