Protecting Auckland's environment
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Breathe easy - golf might get harder
Thousands of trees are to planted on golf courses at Āwhitu and Clarks Beach.
Moth Plants your vine is up!
The Pest Free South Auckland supports Auckland Council’s regional Pest-Free Auckland initiative to protect biodiversity and restore council-managed land and runs from 4 March to 10 May.
Environmental work gets a boost
Work to support the Papakura environment has received a cash boost.
There will be no MOTH-ING around in this competition
Enthusiastic students in the Howick Local Board area can compete in the boards annual Moth Plant Pod Competition and help to protect and restore the natural environment.
How targeted rates have helped Aotea
Find out how two environment targeted rate have been put to good use on the motu.
Planting hope in Rānui flax garden
Rānui local weavers now have a new pā harakeke (flax garden) which will provide access to the natural resource and taonga (treasure), thanks to the support from Henderson-Massey Local Board.
Showing off their sleuthing skills to Hawaiian mates!
Auckland Council’s biosecurity dog team is demonstrating their skills to their Hawaiian counterparts.
New report reveals state of freshwater fish species in Auckland region
Secretive and mysterious - what lies beneath our waterways?
Events47 Results
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...
Auckland Central City Library Repair Cafe
To accommodate everyone, you will be able to see our volunteer repairers for 1 item at a time.
Northcote Greenway Regeneration - with Kaipātiki Project
Join us in this endeavour to regenerate this new, nature-based community space.
Auburn Reserve Clean-Up
Join us in getting Auburn Reserve ready for tree planting in June.
Wairau Estuary Reserve Planting Day
Join us in planting native grasses in the Wairau Estuary Reserve.