Environment

Setting aside time to consider the sea

The annual Seaweek event will be held next month and will consider the theme One Ocean – Too Much Love? Turning the Tide.

Information distributed during the week will encourage Kiwis to explore the many uses of the seas around New Zealand, and the challenges of working sustainably with the nation’s vast oceanic resource – the fifth largest in the world.

Keeping Kiwi kids keen on nature

A Wenderholm weta walk and a Seaweek snorkelling safari at Goat Island are two activities on the local Kiwi Conservation Club calendar next month.

Walkway awaits volunteers

A walkway through the taniko forest, at the entrance to Omaha and along the upper Whangateau estuary, has been pegged and is now awaiting some volunteer support.

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Think Global, Act Local

Latest news, ideas and initiatives that encourage people to use resources wisely and sustainably.

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Environment columns

Regular columns from TOSSI - the Tawharanui Open Sanctuary Society, updating readers on activities such a kiwi releases and working bees. The Environment column with Christine Rose and Green scene with Teressa Moore.

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