A small water sample with a big story to tell
What marine life shares our coastline, including the species we rarely see? In August, Tasman Bay Guardians joined Cawthron Institute,
Our Stories
Planting for the future at Pearl Creek
On 2 September, Tasman Bay Guardians joined Tasman District Council and agriculture students from Waimea College for a day of
Motueka South School students plant for īnanga
Students from Motueka South School recently swapped the classroom for a local waterway, joining Tasman Bay Guardians to plant an
218 volunteers, 485 kg of rubbish and one cleaner coastline
From families with buckets to volunteers hauling tyres, the annual Tāhunanui Beach Clean-Up brought the community together on Saturday 19
A Haven for Environmental Change-makers!
Creating positive environmental change takes time, energy and plenty of focused work. Wharepapa Enviro Haven, located near Motueka, provides an
From Stream Science to Community Action: Wakefield School’s Whitebait Connection Journey
This year, two classes from Wakefield School took part in the Whitebait Connection programme, during term 1 and 2, exploring
Appleby School students connect classroom learning with freshwater action
Appleby School students connect classroom learning with freshwater action
Celebrating three years of Wai Connection!
After three incredibly busy and rewarding years, the Ministry for the Environment-funded Wai Connection – Tatai ki te Wai project
Navigating Change Together: Over 50 Waterway Champions Gather for Te Tauihu’s Changing Waters Workshop
More than 50 people from across Te Tauihu came together recently for the Changing Waters Workshop, a day dedicated to strengthening
Tracking the Heat: What Our Streams Are Telling Us
This summer, Tasman Bay Guardians and the Motueka Catchment Collective (MCC) expanded stream temperature monitoring across the Motueka catchment through the Wai