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It was an extremely cold Sunday morning to be getting up at 6am however the Motueka Catchment Collective were excited to bring their mountain of rat & stoat traps...
Jacob and his son Griff We asked Jacob, a tireless and super committed member of the MCC team a few questions: How did you get involved in the MCC...
Kahikatea is a tree of lowland swamp forests, a type of ecosystem which would once have covered much of the Motueka and adjoining valleys. It is our tallest native...
The Motueka Catchment Collective held an event titled “Protect your land and water: Sediment control solutions every landowner needs to know!” in February this year. As the article about...
The Motueka River is more than just a pretty stretch of water, it’s a haven for native wildlife, a playground for anglers and kayakers, and a taonga — a...
Around fifty farmers, lifestylers and rural land owners and others gathered at the Moutere Hills Community Centre on Thursday 17th April to meet, discuss and learn about smart ways...
A key goal for MCC’s Biodiversity and Restoration Thematic Group is to help Motueka catchment residents upskill about growing, planting and looking after native plants. Increasing the areas in...
