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Small catchment with big aspirations
The Wakamoekau community catchment group has some awesome kaupapa underway with support from Greater Wellington and Mountains to Sea Wellington. The group might have a small catchment but they have
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Catchments Wānanga
We’re excited to invite catchment group leaders and members to our Wairarapa Catchment Collective Wānanga! 21 November, 2-5pm | Greater Wellington, Masterton The Wānanga is an opportunity for
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Wairarapa post cyclone survey highlighting ongoing needs
Still feeling the effects of last year’s weather events? You’re not alone. A recent survey has found that 75 percent of people in affected areas in Wairarapa reporting ongoing property,
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Mangapakeha poplar workshop & bbq
We had an awesome day out at the recent Mangapakeha Poplar Workshop & BBQ with the Tinui Whareama Catchment Group recently. We dove into the art of harvesting and maintaining poplars, learnt
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Farmers safegaurding our waterways
Wainuioru is a small rural community east of Masterton. The Wainuioru Community River Care Group (WCRCG) was set up after a community meeting at the Wainuioru Hall in September 2017, attended by more
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Upper Waipoua Kaitiaki meets with Potangaroa Education
The Upper Waipoua Kaitiaki group came together in 2018. It is a small but enthusiastic group of farmers and small block owners who aim to work together to enhance the biodiversity and the community.
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Wairarapa Catchment Collective launches
We’re still buzzing from the turnout at our launch and inaugural AGM last night! Over 50 representatives from catchment groups, rural industries, and environmental organisations came together to he
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Whangaehu Bideford Catchment Community Group are shining a light on conservation
With a burger in one hand and torch in the other, Mountains to Sea Wellington and the Whangaehu Bideford Catchment Community Group (WBCCG) gathered around the Taueru River and got to know each other
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Locals dive into a waterway exploration
In the heart of Wairarapa's eastern hill country, the Whareama River and its tributaries, like the Tīnui River, stretch for 40 km, connecting the community with nature. However, the serenity was
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