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We are a collective of community members who have deep connections, both past and present, with the Motueka awa and connected connected environment. The diversity of natural ecosystems ki uta ki tai (from mountains to sea) sustains our physical, social and cultural wellbeing, and economic prosperity.
We know there are challenges and pressures on the catchment’s health and wellbeing and we wish to look after the health of this special place we call home. We want to be good ancestors leaving a positive legacy to enable future generations to thrive.
Because of this we formed a collective to weave our communities together to build capability, knowledge, and positive actions for the wellbeing and prosperity of the Motueka awa and catchment community now and into the future.
We have drawn on community voice to identify what’s important to look after and target our effort in the catchment and we’ve formed groups (called thematic groups) to address these priorities.
The role of thematic groups is to build capacity, run workshops and events, create and share resources, create connections and source funding to support landowners, residents, farmers, growers and sub-catchment groups to take action.
MCC Quiz night run down MCC held a quiz night on the last Saturday evening of the school holidays....
We are excited to launch the Mouteka Catchment Collective website!!! The website provides a good overview of lots of...
Following on MCC’s September newsletter article about two good walks you can do in the Motueka Catchment, here’s another...
Eight members of the Nelson Trout Fishing Club attended the very successful BIG Community weeding event near Haycocks Bush...
To register your interest to become a backyard trapper, fill in this form - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GFKLVYV
Lower Motueka Catchment Includes the Lower Motueka, Riuwaka, Brooklyn and Moutere Rivers; Little Sydney, Hamiltons and Scotts Drains; Pauley Creek, and the Company Ditches Tuesday 26 November 2024, 4:00 pm […]
Dove River Thursday 28 November 2024, 7:00 pm – Dovedale Hall See the following taken from the TDC website about their upcoming rivercare meetings. MCC would like to encourage catchment […]
Upper Motueka Catchment Includes the Upper Motueka, Motupiko, Tadmor and Sherry Rivers Monday 2 December 2024, 7:00 pm – Tapawera Community Rooms See the following taken from the TDC website […]
Next BOMB Squad working bee - Saturday 7th December from 10am - 12noon (after that, we'll take a break until late February)
