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Little penguins boxed in love out west
Little penguins are being given every chance of thriving on the iconic west coast beach.
Call to halt caulerpa’s spread in Waiheke waters supported by board
Auckland boaters are being asked to stay away from areas of the Waiheke coastline following the discovery of invasive seaweed exotic caulerpa.
Dog rule protects Snells Beach shorebirds
A temporary change to the dog walking rules at the northern end of Snells Beach will help endangered shorebirds.
Ngaa Hau o Maangere Ngahere Planting in Māngere-Ōtāhuhu
A new project is underway to grow and restore tree canopy, food forests and gardens for a greener future across Mangere.
Bobby puts best paw forward but needs your support!
The search is on for a hound good at its job!
Dotterels emerge from a rough summer breeding season
Stormy summer weather impacts dotterel breeding season
Central city’s new chest of treasured trash
On Friday 11 August, Waiōrea Community Recycling Centre officially opened its doors to the public.
Auckland’s newest one-stop shop for recycling
Aucklanders close to Western Springs have a new convenient location where they can take their unwanted items to save them from landfill.
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Green Clinics Autumn 2024
Birkenhead Library has partnered with some amazing local experts to facilitate weekly Green Clini...
Ambury Regional Park Planting Day
Bring your family and friends to help plant trees and keep Auckland green.
ReUse Market - Auckland's City Centre
Come along to the launch of our new ReUse Market in Auckland's City Centre.
Eskdale Reserve and Kaipatiki Project nursery tour, Birkdale
Learn more about the amazing mahi/work staff and volunteers are doing in the field of native plan...
Public Bike Repair Drive
Join us for a special event hosted by Kaipātiki Project and Bike Kaipātiki!
Easy, healthy meals on a budget
Learn skills to make a range of recipes that are budget friendly and will boost you and your whān...
