New regional biodiversity group gathers
"Ki uta ki tai" is an expression of the richness found across the Wellington Region from our mountain ranges to the sea.
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Sustainable thinking for future generations
"If you were to design Wellington City again - how might you do things differently?
You don't know what you've got 'till it's (almost) gone
Original forest cover Today's remaining forests A just-published stocktake of forests in the greater Wellington region reveals the extent of historic clearing and shows that much of what's left is vulnerable or…
School students muck in for Arbor Day
Young students turned up in spades this morning for Queen Elizabeth Park's Arbor Day planting, donning gumboots and gardening gloves.
Councils debate joint approach to bus priority for city
Greater Wellington Regional Council and Wellington City Council are working together to bring more bus priority to the city from next year in a bid make public transport faster for…
Skilling-up in oil spill response
Staff from across Greater Wellington geared up to take part in an oil spill response exercise at Island Bay.
Healthy fish and bugs equal healthy waterways
(From left) Evan Harrison, Alton and Bryn Hickson-Rowden carrying on his back an electric fishing machine.
Freshwater Hui a success
Biodiversity lovers across the region gathered at a Wellington Freshwater Hui on Friday to discuss freshwater and fish monitoring with the aim of improving our regions environment.
Make a stand for Greater Wellington in the October elections
If fast-growing and vibrant greater Wellington is your home, then now is your opportunity to make a positive difference to its future.
Local school awarded for getting active
St Claudine Thevenet School students Georgia O'Grady (left) and Canon Hakaraia with Greater Wellington Travel Choice Coordinator Kirsty Barr St Claudine Thevenet School scooped up a prize for the highest participation…