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A Shared History, A Shared Future
The Wairarapa Catchment Collective has seen the opportunity of catchment hīkoi to sites of significance as an important way to strengthen connections between people and places. The Collective has
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Catchment Groups Showcase & AGM: 25 June
When: Thursday 25 June, 5–7.30pm Where: Netball Courts Function Room, Colombo Road, Masterton Hear stories and project updates from local groups, learn about current initiatives including the MPI F
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Parkvale Snapshot
The catchment has the following volunteer planting days planned: Saturday 23rd May, 1pm 35 Wiltons Road 700 plants Late June (date to be confirmed) Hughes Line 600 plants Details will be posted on
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Rural Wellbeing & Resilience Workshop: 28 May 2026
Unfortunately, due to low registration numbers, we have made the decision to cancel this workshop. We still see value in connecting with catchment communities on rural wellbeing and resilience. As a
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Tīnui-Whareama Catchment Group Showcase
Following an initial meeting in 2016, interest in forming a catchment group steadily grew. By 2022, the Tīnui-Whareama Catchment Group had established a clear vision: to create a resilient and
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Catchment Critter Photo Competition
This summer, we want to see what’s cool in your catchments! Capture critters in your local river, bush block or on the farm and share to win. How to enter: 🟢 Post your photo publicly on Facebook
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Partners creating action
The Homewood Sustainability Action Group began by looking closely at the eastern coastal strip - containing 208 hectares of land within the Greater Wellington Key Native Ecosystem (KNE) programme
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Wairarapa discussion on pest animal management
Kirsty McCarthy, Wairarapa Catchment Collective Project Lead Kirsty highlighted that pest animals are a major concern for catchment groups, who have called for coordinated management. Pest control is
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Community science tools
Mountains to Sea Wellington, as part of the Wairarapa Catchment Collective, currently supports groups primarily with freshwater monitoring but can also assist with a wide range of community-led
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