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Towards the end of last year, MCC asked the community and key stakeholders what they thought about the poster illustration as a representation of the work MCC does to...
The Waiwhero Creek Freshwater Monitoring Group have been working together since 2025 collecting data using a Stream Health Monitoring & Assessment Kit (SHMAK). They were trained how to use...
Paul Leach, Paul McEntee and Bruce Reid Predator Free New Zealand and the Motueka Catchment Collective are joining forces with local trapping groups in a push to rid the...
Philip and Jenny Leith When I arrived at Philip and Jenny Leith’s place, they welcomed me into their three‑year‑old, off‑grid home—bright, modern, and with great views over the Moutere...
Last year MCC met with the Riwaka community to explore interest in forming a Riwaka Sub‑catchment Group. Partners agreed that the next step was to sit down with the...
The afternoon of Saturday 28 Feb was warm & sunny & perfect for the inaugural Motueka Valley Association Summer BBQ, held at the Ngātīmotī Community Room (Fire Station) &...
Early March offered a snapshot of how Shedwood Bush in Tapawera is cared for: local volunteers leading the work, supported by technical expertise when needed, and young people stepping...
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...
