New Zealand’s top playspace in Timaru provided the perfect setting for a group of young people to learn about the environment and history of the area.
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Sign up for the latest newsRead about some of the decisions made at the February 26 Council meeting.
Our returning Youth Rōpū members are excited to work alongside some fresh faces as they guide our council.
A new bug bag deployment follows one in August, where students were taught how to make the bags and judge water quality.
The Waimakariri Water Zone Committee was proud to support the recent Waimakariri Environmental Awards.
A group of passionate Waimate students are planting the seeds to what they hope will become a long-term initiative to grow native tree species in the area.
To celebrate ten years of high environmental achievement, students at North Loburn School spent the day completing fun outdoor activities.
Schools, businesses, and local groups planted seedlings and studied invertebrates to help restore the wetland at Saltwater Creek.
44 volunteers planted 450 seedlings at a recent Youth Rōpū-organised planting day in the Waimakariri River Regional Park.
Looking for a way to engage students and show them how good the water quality is in their local river? Our Enviroschool facilitators are testing a new approach.
The Whakaraupō Moana programme, a learning experience for secondary and tertiary ākonga/students, proved an empowering opportunity for young environmentalists.
Our Youth Rōpū has seen a refresh, with 11 new members this year.