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      • Pest Management Group
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      • Living River Group
      • River Access and Recreation Group
    • Who are our people?
  • News
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  • The Catchment
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    • Our hāpori (communities)​
    • Our catchment – then and now
    • Our whenua (land) today
    • Our awa (rivers and streams)
    • Wetlands and lakes
    • Groundwater
    • Coastal receiving environments
    • How healthy are our waterways?
    • Freshwater ecosysystems
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    • Cultural Health
    • Other issues in the catchment
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24/09/2026
All news

What’s Been Happening Across MCC

What’s Been Happening Since our Winter Newsletter  It’s been a big few months across the catchment. Here’s a look...

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23/09/2026
All news Pest Management Group

Sam the Trap Man Gibson came to town

Did you know stoats are often caught in traps with no bait at all — because they’re just that...

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23/09/2026
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Mountains to sea: restoration happening right across the catchment

MCC’s team is often blown away when learning about the restoration efforts of just one landowner. Often these landowners...

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23/09/2026
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Willows for flood mitigation – MCC field trip

Back in May, our Flood Risk Workshop in Tapawera opened up a catchment-wide conversation about flood risk, with input...

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22/09/2026
All news Biodiversity and Restoration Freshwater Monitoring Group

Restoring Waiwhero: A Catchment Pilot Project

You may already be familiar with Kotahitanga mō te Taiao (KMTT) https://kmtt.org.nz/, NZ’s largest collaborative restoration initiative. Working across...

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15/09/2026
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Three Generations on the Land: The Bonny Family Farm

When I visited Jill and Martin Bonny’s this June, the photo albums came out first. Decades of them. Snapshots...

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02/07/2026
Biodiversity and Restoration

170 native plants in the ground at Haycocks Bush Riverside planting bee

170 native plants in the ground on Sunday in the gaps between the taller trees of Haycocks Bush on...

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26/06/2026
All news Biodiversity and Restoration Freshwater Monitoring Group Pest Management Group

Updates from MCC’s Biodiversity, Pest Management and Freshwater Monitoring Groups

Biodiversity and Restoration Group Update The BAR Group has had a strong period of activity. We welcomed Wayne O’Keefe,...

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25/06/2026
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A Year after the floods: Voices from the Motueka Catchment

The water came in the afternoon. Heather Davies watched it spread across the lawn, through the flower beds, across...

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23/06/2026
All news Biodiversity and Restoration

Rewilding: A Forest Grown by Many Hands

Growing Native Forest Champion Ollie has been rewarded for his hard work by being awarded a Growing Native Forest...

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