News
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Education Empowers Next Generation in Te Hoiere Catchment
Date:Categories:NewsLearn more about the series of immersive field trips taken by local schools within the Te Hoiere catchment, where students deepened their understanding of stream health with our Education Coordinator.
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Guarding a wetland in Havelock
Date:Categories:NewsRead more about Marlborough District Council's restoration, which is undergoing riparian and wetland planting to improve freshwater quality, capture sediment, and provide biodiversity corridors.
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Te Hoiere Project Newsletter July 2024
Date:Categories:NewslettersNewsFrom soil workshops and kākahi (freshwater mussels) to forestry projects underway and Ngāti Kuia's native nursery—our July pānui is out now.
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Forest & Bird ramp up efforts for pekapeka
Date:Categories:NewsForest & Bird are leading efforts for predator trapping and monitoring, weed clearing and native planting, as well as enhancing its longstanding pekapeka monitoring programme.
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Not goodbye, but mā te wā
Date:Categories:NewsHeli Wade, Project Manager since the project's inception, shares her takeaways from the past four years as she leaves to pursue other interests south of Marlborough.
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Forestry progresses innovation projects
Date:Categories:NewsFrom examining sediment before and after harvesting to helping scientists engage with forest owners for research, here's a round-up of progress under way with our forestry partners.
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Farmers turn to soil basics in Te Hoiere
Date:Categories:NewsFollowing on from successful soil workshops in farms across the catchment, get in touch if you'd like to host a free workshop!
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Winged warriors to tackle wasp problem in top of south
Date:Categories:NewsAfter years of research and a trip across the world, about 20 hoverflies have been released on properties at Wainui in Golden Bay and Te Hoiere/Pelorus River to combat invasive wasps.
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New flora discovered for Te Tauihu
Date:Categories:NewsIn only what can be called 'plant-induced wild excitement,' the nearest known population of this Coprosma was thought to be in North Canterbury.
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Welcoming Te Ata Tuhimata
Date:Categories:NewsTe Ata is our new trustee, representing Te Rūnanga a Rangitāne o Wairau.
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Te Hoiere Project Newsletter April 2024
Date:Categories:NewslettersNewsFrom soil workshops and land management to pest control for at-risk species—our April pānui is out now.
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Echoes of Conservation
Date:Categories:NewsEver wonder about the amazing people behind Forest & Bird's Te Hoiere Bat Recovery Project? The latest issue of Marlborough Magazine chronicles the mahi of this awesome crew and volunteers.
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Project partner appointed to district-wide committee
Date:Categories:NewsRuihana Smith of Ngāti Kuia has been appointed as the iwi representative to Marlborough District Council’s Environment and Planning Committee.
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Sign up for free soil workshops
Date:Categories:NewsJoin us for an interactive event, exploring soil health by visual assessments. We'll be in Kaituna on the 6th of May and Rai Valley on the 7th.
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View from the awa
Date:Categories:NewsTen project partners across six organisations recently came together to enhance their catchment understanding from the river's perspective.
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Welcome Greg Smith
Date:Categories:NewsGreg is the new Ngā Awa Ranger for Department of Conservation, surveying freshwater fish and sampling for the presence of kanakana (lampreys) throughout the catchment.
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Sign up for our free native seed workshops
Date:Categories:NewsPartnering with local ecologist Dan Moore and NZ Landcare Trust, these family-friendly workshops are in Havelock and Rai in March.
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Inspired farmers take action to clean waterways
Date:Categories:NewsA catchment restoration project in the Marlborough Sounds is bringing a farming community together to tackle water quality issues and achieve wider conservation goals.
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Linkwater tamariki learn about kaitiakitanga
Date:Categories:NewsKaitiakitanga is just one programme under development as part of the Project’s education series. Get in touch with us if you’d like to learn more.
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Te Hoiere Project Newsletter February 2024
Date:Categories:NewslettersNewsFrom wasp control and bat monitoring with Forest and Bird to joint fish monitoring across the catchment--our February pānui is out now.
