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Tiny but mighty: Dung beetles released in Whareama catchment to boost waterway health
The release is part of a broader strategy to reduce nutrient and sediment loss and protect waterways. With 43 colonies set to be released across four key catchments—Wainuioru, Parkvale, Homewood, a
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Evaluation Survey
As the Wairarapa Catchment Collective enters our second year of operation, we are keen to hear from you on how it is going! By answering this short survey you will help us further refine how we can
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Upper Waipoua Kaitiaki recognised
We were stoked to see the Upper Waipoua Kaitiaki Group recognised at the Ballance Farm Environment Awards for working together to improve water quality in their catchment. Well done team! "The
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Annual General Meeting - 11 June
Catchment group members and others working with or interested in catchment groups are invited to the Wairarapa Catchment Collective AGM. Join us for an inspiring evening celebrating our progress
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Growing Native Forests Workshop Highlights
Covering practical forest-growing techniques, environmental financing opportunities, and the role of the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), the workshop brought together experts and landowners to
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Catchment Support Grant Fund
The Wairarapa Catchment Collective invites catchment groups to apply for the Catchment Support Grant Fund, designed to help with the coordination and administration of their group. Catchment groups r
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Native Forests Workshop
Discover the potential of native forests for your farm and catchment. Join us for expert advice and practical insights on the benefits and opportunities of planting natives and regeneration.
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Jim O'Malley: How rural landowners can help our local lizards
Jim O'Malley is a local conservationist supporting the development of the Wairarapa Lizard Strategy which includes a region-wide survey of our lizard populations. The strategy and survey is a
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Pest animal control project launched
Pest control is an integral part of our catchment groups’ action plans and visions. It supports a range of outcomes from improving biodiversity and preventing the spread of disease, to water
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