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Assisted Natural Regeneration: A Smart Approach to Restoring parts of Our Catchments By the Biodiversity & Restoration Group, Motueka Catchment Collective. Assisted Natural Regeneration (ANR) is about working with...
Last week, the Tasman Bay Guardians team installed nine HOBO temperature loggers in tributaries already being monitored by Community‑Based Freshwater Monitoring Groups (CBFM). These compact, waterproof devices automatically record...
With the completion of the three year contract with Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) at the end of September, it has been a time of change and transition for...
In the wake of recent floods, the Motueka Catchment Collective (MCC) has begun extending its connections into smaller sub‑catchments, reaching out to local communities to explore what support they...
Bruce Stare – MCC Pest Management Group (left), Bill McKinlay (Nursery owner, Biodiversity and Restoration Group member (middle), Dana Carter (MCC) right Bill McKinlay’s backyard nursery has always been...
Ten years ago, a meeting at Ngātīmoti Hall brought locals together to hear Project DeVine’s Chris Rowse describe the threat posed by Old Man’s Beard (OMB) — a rampant...
As 2025 draws to a close, the Motueka Catchment Collective (MCC) reflects on three years of mahi supported by the Ministry for Primary Industries. The June and July floods...
Across the Motueka catchment, people connect with rivers in all sorts of ways. Some grow food, run farms, and care for land. Others swim in summer, trust the stopbanks...
