Protecting Auckland's environment
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Supporting our seabirds
The first ever comprehensive survey of grey-faced petrels/ōi and little penguins/kororā living on the west coast of Auckland has been published.
Safeswim – an inside look at how it works
Discover how Auckland Council's Safeswim website works.
Meet a conservation hero: Friends of Okura Bush
OurAuckland chats with a whole team of heroes this month, Friends of Okura Bush, a community group on a mission to restore Okura’s biodiversity.
First trees replanted in Teal Park
The first two trees have been replanted in Teal Park as part of the Quay Street Cycleway Extension.
Meet a conservation hero: Willow van Heugten
Our Auckland chats with Willow van Heugten, an everyday hero who doesn’t see conservation work just as a hobby but a life-long mission.
Changes to Waitākere weed bins
Changes are coming to the Waitākere weed bin service in an effort to reduce the dumping of inorganic rubbish.
Look out for algal blooms
While it may look unpleasant and sometimes smell, most algae in our waterways is harmless. However, some species found in Auckland can be harmful to people and animals if ingested.
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Sprout and Savour: A Microgreens & Salad Growing Workshop
Microgreens have nutritional value and are also a cost effective green food that you can grow in...
Waste Free Kitchen: Being Creative with Leftovers
Making the most of the food we have helps save money and is better for the environment.
