On a gloomy Thursday morning, as a heavy rain warning loomed over Hauraki, a group of whānau (people) gathered at the waharoa (entrance) of Kerepēhi Marae …
Kauri forests like those found in Coromandel are extraordinary places.
On a busy Saturday morning, the cars start lining up at 239 South Highway before the gates even open at Mercury Bay’s Resource Recovery Centre – Wāhi Tukurua.
This winter, Coastcare groups around the Coromandel are rolling up their sleeves to plant thousands of native coastal plants and they need your help!
Zero waste can sound like a big, serious mission… but at heart, it’s simply something we do better together.
On a gloomy Thursday morning, as a heavy rain warning loomed over Hauraki, a group of whānau (people) gathered at the waharoa (entrance) of Kerepēhi Marae …
Kauri forests like those found in Coromandel are extraordinary places.
On a busy Saturday morning, the cars start lining up at 239 South Highway before the gates even open at Mercury Bay’s Resource Recovery Centre – Wāhi Tukurua.
This winter, Coastcare groups around the Coromandel are rolling up their sleeves to plant thousands of native coastal plants and they need your help!
Zero waste can sound like a big, serious mission… but at heart, it’s simply something we do better together.
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