News
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Te Hoiere helps sow seeds of success
Date:Categories:NewsA soil workshop run by Te Hoiere Project and NZ Landcare Trust has sprung some impressive results for Canvastown dairy farmer, Ben Watson.
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200,000 plants in the ground
Date:Categories:NewsThe 200,000th plant placed in the ground recently as part of Te Hoiere Project symbolised the massive amount of effort that has gone into making the Project a huge success.
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Ngā Awa national hui connects river restoration communities
Date:Categories:NewsTe Hoiere hosted members of the Department of Conservation's Ngā Awa river restoration programme from all over Aotearoa/New Zealand for the bi-annual three-day hui last month.
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Te Hoiere celebrates World Eel Day
Date:Categories:NewsDid you know that May 16 was World Eel Day? We took this opportunity to celebrate with some fun facts on the humble New Zealand eel.
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Funding for Marlborough’s Te Hoiere Project extended
Date:Categories:NewsA project to revitalise Marlborough’s Te Hoiere/Pelorus river catchment from the mountains into the sea has had its funding extended to June 2026.
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Te Hoiere Project Newsletter April 2025
Date:Categories:NewslettersRead our latest newsletter full of updates about the Project including news about funding, the work being done with our tamariki, upcoming events and more!
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Teaching our tamariki
Date:Categories:NewsTe Hoiere Education Services Coordinator Sarah Huntley aims to empower tamariki to be informed kaitiaki of the future.
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Marlborough Environment Awards
Date:Categories:NewsTe Hoiere Project is well represented in the upcoming Port Marlborough - Marlborough Environment Awards. The 2025 winners will be announced on Wednesday 16 April.
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Ode to the Bug of the Year
Date:Categories:NewsNgā tamariki o Te Hoiere took part in a poem competition recently about the NZ Bug of the Year - Ngaokeoke or Peripatus/NZ Velvet Worm - which is found in the catchment.
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Pekapeka project enters new phase
Date:Categories:NewsTe Hoiere Bat Recovery Project plans to scale up predator control efforts in the next few years to help pekapeka recover and thrive.
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Ngā Awa Ranger relishes role
Date:Categories:NewsTe Hoiere is a long way from the remote mountains and lakes of Northern Canada but Department of Conservation Ngā Awa Ranger for the catchment Brandon Crawford has hit the ground running.
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Bat Monitoring Report 2024-25
Date:Categories:NewsForest & Bird Te Hoiere Bat Recovery Project Team Member Nick Eade shares some positive news in her Pelorus and Rai Valley Bat Monitoring Season report for 2024/25.
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Forestry In Focus: Ungulate Management Study
Date:Categories:NewsRead more about Top of the South Wood Council's ungulate management study, one of five forestry innovation projects funded by Te Hoiere Project.
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The benefits of bugs
Date:Categories:NewsA recent Integrated Pest Management Workshop, sponsored by Te Hoiere Project and Nelson/Marlborough NZ Landcare Trust, focused on harnessing the benefits of good bugs.
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Bat recovery project manager reflects
Date:Categories:NewsOutgoing Te Hoiere Bat Recovery Project Manager Dr Daria Erastova has spent the past 22 months focused on protecting pekapeka (long-tailed bats) from predators in Te Hoiere catchment.
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Field day showcases fantastic mahi
Date:Categories:NewsThere was a great turnout to the recent Te Hoiere Project field trip, giving the community a chance to see firsthand both the work underway in the catchment and future aspirations.
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Celebrating women in science
Date:Categories:NewsTe Hoiere Project has many women - and men - doing fantastic work in the name of science including Marlborough District Council Environmental Scientist – Freshwater Ecosystems India Hamill.
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Te Hoiere Project Newsletter January/February 2025
Date:Categories:NewslettersNewsOur first newsletter for 2025 is full of updates from the catchment including upcoming events and an evening with a bat monitorer!
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An evening with a bat monitorer
Date:Categories:NewsLearn more about the work of bat monitorer Nick Eade, one of the team working with Forest & Bird’s Te Hoiere Bat Recovery Project.
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Forestry In Focus: Sediment Loading Study
Date:Categories:NewsRead more about Top of the South Wood Council's sediment loading study, one of five forestry innovation projects in Te Hoiere catchment.
