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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...
Another wonderful community event took place at Lisa & Mark Quins farm in the Motueka Valley on Friday 7th November, a joint effort by the Motueka Catchment Collective, the...
Joel St Clair, Den O’Brien, Jamie Reilly, Mark Soper, Nicola Carleton, and Lukas Laus with new pest traps at Tapawera’s Shedwood Bush, helping protect and support thriving native birdlife....
It started with a few kits, some training, and a shared love of local rivers. Now, around a year or so later, neighbours from across the Motueka catchment are...
In the last week of October the Motueka Catchment Collective, Landcare Trust and the Baton Valley Trust joined forces delivering two native plant workshops on the Baton House property...
It was the 27th of June when heavy rain began in the Tasman District, gradually saturating the ground and causing slips & flooding around the Moutere. Little did we...
The Draft Motueka Catchment Plan has been published on the Motueka Catchment Collective website. This plan reflects the efforts of the MCC and the catchment community over the past...
