
Protecting Auckland's environment
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First pick-ups for new inorganic waste collection
Inorganic collections have changed - here's how to make the most of the new service.

Challenges for Auckland's environment
Auckland Council has now released its state of the environment report, The Health of Auckland’s Natural Environment In 2015.
Auckland Transport considers feedback on berm planting
Auckland Transport has received feedback from local boards on the subject of planting berms and is now considering that feedback.

Restoring the Ōtara Lake
Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board has endorsed an official plan to rehabilitate the Ōtara Lake and its waterways – all within one generation.


Protecting Waiheke’s marine environment
Waiheke Local Board engaged Colmar Brunton to help determine what the Waiheke community feels about the board’s aspirations toward the development of a network of marine protected areas connecting the islands in the Hauraki Gulf.

Get your fix in Helensville
Recycling initiative helps Helensville residents repair their broken belongings and minimise waste.

Greenways plan a win for Wellsford
Greenways for cycling, walking and bridle connections are planned for Wellsford.
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EcoFest 2023
Join us for a packed programme of events, activities, installations, and workshops for people of all ages and stages of their sustainability journey.

Sustainable Food Garden: Online Course
The course takes up to six weeks to complete, although it is completely self-paced.

SWITCH UP: Sustainable Solutions
Get ready to take on the challenge with MOTAT and switch up your thinking to improve our environment.

A Bee Story – EcoFest
This instantly enchanting show is an enlightening modern-day message on environmentalism, sustainability and community spirit.

Birkenhead Repair Cafe - EcoFest
Please bring anything you need to be fixed to your broken item, such as a new zip or plug attachment.


Creepy Crawly Night Time Stream Explore – EcoFest
Bring a flashlight & wear sturdy shoes to explore Creepy Crawlies in Te Toki Reserve.
