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The Biodiversity and Restoration Thematic Group of MCC invites residents and landowners in the Motueka Catchment to apply for projects that aim to improve biodiversity and seek to restore...
Learning the Māori kupu (words) for water (wai) Here’s a fun, educational activity your tamariki can do over the Christmas holidays. Steps: Ask your tamariki whether they know the...
The Tasman District Council’s River Management team plants around 15,000 native plants each year along river riparian margins thoughout the region. These riparian plants play a role in stabilising...
What a year it’s been for the Motueka Catchment Collective and our catchment community! This article gives a brief summary of some of the happenings and achievements for 2024...
Monique Patterson, who works for Tasman Bay Guardians (TBG) has been involved in a project looking into īnanga spawning sites along the top of the South Island. I went...
Despite the rain, a few hardy, determined souls headed out to Haycocks Bush to tackle some hardcore Old Mans Beard! We were kitted out in our waterproofs & with...
The Motueka Catchment Collective undertook a community consultation survey in November 2023. One of the questions was to ask what the community would like support with for their environmental...
On November 13th, Winnie Long and Debbie Win, Chair of the MCC Steering Group, headed out on a lovely sunny, warm day for their fourth visit to measure...
By Kim Burridge A crew of seven had a successful working bee yesterday morning, once again tackling the Old Man’s Beard (OMB) mess adjacent to Blue Gum corner. These...
