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We are a collective of community members who have deep connections, both past and present, with the Motueka awa and connected connected environment. The diversity of natural ecosystems ki uta ki tai (from mountains to sea) sustains our physical, social and cultural wellbeing, and economic prosperity.
We know there are challenges and pressures on the catchment’s health and wellbeing and we wish to look after the health of this special place we call home. We want to be good ancestors leaving a positive legacy to enable future generations to thrive.
Because of this we formed a collective to weave our communities together to build capability, knowledge, and positive actions for the wellbeing and prosperity of the Motueka awa and catchment community now and into the future.
We have drawn on community voice to identify what’s important to look after and target our effort in the catchment and we’ve formed groups (called thematic groups) to address these priorities.
The role of thematic groups is to build capacity, run workshops and events, create and share resources, create connections and source funding to support landowners, residents, farmers, growers and sub-catchment groups to take action.
Did you know that Whio Awareness Week runs from Friday 21 March until Sunday 6 April? This is a...
This is a call to action for all Motueka catchment residents and landowners. Motueka Catchment Collective’s Pest Management Group...
The Motueka Catchment Collective is calling for community volunteers to help look after our beautiful catchment. There are a...
A pic from the BOMB squad's March working bee When: Saturday 5th April, 9:30am - 11:30am Where: Meet at meet at Blue Gum corner The group will spread […]
The Motueka Catchment Collective’s Pest Management Group are continuing their fight against Old Mans Beard which is taking over in the Motueka Valley & needs to be stopped! This is […]
Motueka Catchment Collective invites farmers and other rural landowners and residents to a forum about demonstrating new technologies that can be used by farmers to improve environmental outcomes, improve productivity […]
When: Friday 9 May, 9.30 - 12.30pm Where: Moutere Hills Community Centre This workshop will cover the basics of growing native forests, plant propagation and selection, […]
