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We are pleased to announce the release of the Wai Connection Year 2 Report.

The Northland Īnanga Spawning Habitat Restoration Project (NĪSHRP), a Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust initiative, has been a hugely successful, three-year effort to protect and restore īnanga (whitebait) spawning habitats in Northland. The project's work was largely funded by Ministry for the Environment, with valuable financial and practical support from Fonterra and a range of other funders. Through this project, we have worked collaboratively with mana whenua, communi

Book your snorkelling experience in a marine reserve with Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust.

Whānau about to snorkel at Mimiwhangata last summer Last summer, we had the incredible opportunity to partner with Te Uri o Hikihiki hapū...

Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust (MTSCT) is looking for a summer Marine Intern in the Auckland region. In your internship role you...

Some of the Northland Mountains to Sea team, award in hand! On June 26, some of our Northland team swapped flippers and gumboots for high...

It's long been Mountains to Sea's belief that communities hold the key to long-term freshwater and marine restoration. That's why the Wai...

We had a wonderful day at Otamure Bay on Monday for our Whananaki Community Snorkel Day. By the end of the day 142 participants got to...

MTSCT + UWEN: an enduring friendship On Sunday May 4th, Upper Waitematā Ecology Network (UWEN) and a host of environmental partners...

Read about Mary's experience with the Whitebait Connection Programme in Northland as a teacher.

How likely are you to find Īnanga eggs the first time you search? On average, not likely...unless you have Ngāti's eyes!