Protecting Auckland's environment
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Auckland reaches climate change milestone
The Carbon Disclosure Project has just published Auckland’s emissions inventory and it shows that we have managed to minimise emissions increases despite an increasing population.
A new look for Tidy Kiwi
New Zealand's much loved anti-littering character is undergoing a makeover and so far 15,000 students are taking part.
How many times can it be recycled?
Some materials can only be recycled a certain number of times before they have to go to landfill – find out which ones.
Join the war on weeds: Climbing asparagus
Climbing asparagus is fast becoming one of Auckland’s nastiest weeds, and it could be in your back yard.
New inorganic service helping in our communities
A social enterprise is working with Auckland Council's inorganic collection to provide appliances for those in need.
Watch: Recycling myths busted
Confused about what you should be recycling? Watch the NZ Herald's interview with Auckland Council's Parul Sood to get the lowdown.
Hunua Project scoops top environmental award
Protecting the treasured Hunua Ranges recognised at Local Government Awards.
Four simple ways you can use less plastic
With the end of Plastic Free July coming up, we take a look at easy ways to use less plastic for good.
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Events85 Results
Climate Action Trail
The Climate Action Trail at Auckland’s Botanic Gardens is the perfect adventure!
Community Fitness
Get active, push your limits, and have a blast with high-energy fitness sessions
Ako Hoe Waka
Paddle together and experience the thrill of waka on Auckland’s waterways.
Kemu Maori
Learn traditional Māori games and connect with cultural stories and activities.
Pickleball give it a go
Learn the basics and enjoy this fast-growing racquet sport.
Make Your Own Wooden Christmas Tree - Tamariki event
Create a colourful, eco-friendly wooden Christmas tree from reclaimed offcuts in this fun festive...
Walking with Dinosaurs
We’ll take you on a guided walk to share the secrets and stories of these botanical giant trees.
