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Did you know that Whio Awareness Week runs from Friday 21 March until Sunday 6 April? This is a special time to raise awareness of this precious blue duck,...
This article is food for thought when we consider how best to manage the predicted increasing frequency and severity of flood events into the future in the Motueka – ...
This is a call to action for all Motueka catchment residents and landowners. Register for cheap trap(s) by 30 April and get trapping! 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 number of projects that we need your help with coming...
Warren with one of his foxies, Fern. Fern is also a keen hunter. Warren doesn’t beat around the bush. This trait has gotten him in hot water a few...
Fish & Game staff drift diving the Pearse River. Photo: Jacob Lucas Nelson Marlborough Fish & Game has recently finished their annual drift dive monitoring programme in 18 rivers...
Motueka Catchment Collective applied to Trees that Count (TTC) on behalf of landowners and residents in the catchment in 2024. Annette Litherland, from Landcare Trust, resident of the catchment...
Kim (left), Dean, Joe, and Nick By Kim Burridge, Brooklyn BOMB squad leader Our first planting working bee took place last Saturday 15th February on the planting site adjacent to...
Around fifteen members of MCC’s six thematic groups and MCC’s Steering Group attended a half day workshop held at Mahakaruna Farm in Ngātīmotī on Friday 28th February. The purpose...
