Environment

Local conservation group Ngā Uruora is inviting the community to come and help build rock piles beside the Paekākāriki Escarpment Track to help create habitat […]

Kāpiti Council, currently facing major coastal hazard issues, has received guidance on Coastal Policy following a new analysis released by Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage.Major surf […]

Raumati Paraparaumu Community Board member’s Guy Burns and Bernie Randall are concerned precious Kāpiti Coast District Council resources, money and staff time have been wasted […]

With the unsettled weather over the past week, the Kāpiti Coast District Council is advising people to avoid swimming in our beaches, rivers and streams […]

From Ōtaki south the Greater Wellington Regional Council monitors the quality of the rivers, lakes and coasts to protect the environment and make sure it’s […]

This song is an oldie but a goodie and features bass player and excellent person Leon Kiel who passed five years ago. Leon was a […]

Mike Joy, Dean Baigent-Mercer, and Marnie Prickett are just some of the well-known environmentalists who will be leading outdoor adventures in forests, mountains, and rivers […]

The DB Environment Trust, based in Ōtaki, supports students and landowners undertaking projects that increase the understanding of environmental problems and promote solutions. Spokesperson Di […]

Below is a brilliant article about the consequences of delaying guidance on Coastal Hazards and Climate Change by Eloise Gibson. Eloise Gibson is Newsroom’s environment […]

The Kāpiti Council has been Carbon Emissions Measurement and Reduction Scheme (CEMARS) certified since 2012 and it was confirmed yesterday that this certification has been […]